Acer palmatum (or dissectum), aka Japanese Maples are mostly slow growing and therefore stay small for a very long time. Skip to main content ... look no further than the weeping Japanese Maple.

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If you're looking for a Japanese maple variety for a small backyard, a dwarf maple can add a splash of color without overcrowding your space. 'Mikawa yatsubusa' is a popular dwarf Japanese maple ...

You may remember your first glimpse of a Japanese maple tree: dramatic, delicate, and even a bit melancholy, this feathery-leafed beauty leaves a mark on you. This specimen tree's small size keeps ...

SEATTLE — Seattle gardening expert Ciscoe Morris said Japanese maples can get huge, like the mature Shishigashira that towers ...

The weeping, laceleaf maple has branches that grow to ... Just because Japanese maples are small trees does not mean they will fit under a roof eave. A Japanese maple's best feature is its ...

Some varieties are small trees and reach heights of between 6 to 25 feet, while others are more like weeping shrubs. Your Japanese maples appears to be one of the small tree varieties. Japanese ...

How to prune a Japanese maple. Published: Jan. 06, 2009, ... branch tips and small twigs. ... These might include branches growing skyward on a tree that has a weeping form.

The Japanese maple has no flowers to speak of. It is not a reservoir of life for native pollinators. It is somewhat expensive to buy and is slow to grow. Every garden should have one. Few other ...

Japanese Maples are always a homeowner favorite, and rightly so. Acer palmatum (or dissectum), aka Japanese Maples are mostly slow growing and therefore stay small for a very long time.