Further information regarding Japanese maple question no.4 has been received (re-printed below) and I’ll clarify all the points raised. I think this was the second summer that I had the trees. I put them in these ...

Japanese maple question: What is killing my Japanese Maple? The leaves started dying this summer, half were withered up and the other half remained healthy. I thought maybe the problem was abating, but now most ...

Although aphid damage to a Japanese maple occurs in spring, as seen on the example of Taiyo nishiki here, the origins of any attack occur in late summer/early autumn. Generally, if they are noticed at ...

Growing a Japanese maple in a papercrete pot is no different to using any other pot, but papercrete, like hypertufa, has the advantage of allowing any shape to be made. Troughs and other similar patterns ...