This Japanese maple variety thrives in USDA zones 5 through 9 and holds its bright green color from spring through summer before bursting into a finale of gold, orange, and red in fall.

An established Japanese maple can be somewhat drought-tolerant, but still needs a drink to help it retain moisture in its branches and trunk throughout the summer months. If it doesn't get the ...

There are several interconnected reasons why Japanese maple foliage often dries up and burns in summer, but “the main reason is lack of moisture”. These trees originated in Japan ...

Douglas County A: If you prune selectively, almost any time is the right time to prune a Japanese maple. With that said, these maples are most easily pruned in winter or summer. With the leaves ...

It has gotten so hot now. Will my Japanese maple be all right through the summer? My soil has a lot of clay, but I amended it in the planting hole with compost and mulched it with wood chips from ...

Japanese maple leaves often emerge a colorful purple and then fade to bronze-green during the summer. (ELLIS LUCIA, NOLA.com | THE TIMES-PICAYUNE archive) Question: The leaves on my Japanese maple ...

The dwarf Norway maple has all the tenacity of the species, with the delicacy and fascination of a dwarf Japanese ... into spring gold. It's foliage is green and yellow during the summer, then ...