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...ts and woods are home to several varieties of the maple tree. maples produce… More
...heir crimson-red autumnal leaves, which remain on trees well after many others have fallen.… More
...s it is know botanically, is a genus of deciduous trees grown for its… More
Silver maple (Acer saccharinum) is a large shade tree, also known as soft maple,… More
...ese maples are among the most versatile landscape trees. They are small and can… More
Red maple trees (Acer bubrum) grow predominantly in the Northeastern United States. Landscapers and… More
Maple trees, known botanically as the species Acer, are deciduous hardwood and softwood trees… More
Japanese maples provide fiery colors---such as orange, gold, scarlet and yellow---to the landscape all… More
The red maple is a popular shade tree for landscapes with moist, fertile soils.… More
...e, which might also be made of maple. Sugar maple trees are abundant from… More
The red maple tree, also called swamp maple or scarlet maple, is a fast… More
The red maple tree is a quickly growing tree that can reach heights of… More
The red maple is a stately tree with impressive foliage, especially when its leaves… More
Maple trees, with their colorful fall foliage, useful hardwood and in the case of… More
Maple trees are deciduous trees that are dormant in winter. Most trees are pruned… More
...re's most ornamental of deciduous trees, Japanese maples (Acer palmatum) are loved across the… More
... are cold hardy down to minus 0 degrees F for the tree, but… More
...cer platanoides, is a common shade and ornamental tree, typically seen on school campuses… More
Japanese maple trees can be propagated in a number of different ways. Although rooting… More
...rily found in the northeastern United States, the maple tree is a fairly prolific… More
...ips from an ecologist in this free video on Texas trees. More
Trees move by being pushed by the wind, growing up toward the sun or by… More
Flowers for a hummingbird garden include trumpet-shaped blooms like crocosmias, galtonias, fuschias and mandevillas. Plant… More
...thout killing the tree. Avoid planting very large trees near a house or building with… More
...t landscapes, such as dogwoods for city yards and maple trees for larger yards. Add… More
Different flowers will bloom at different times of the year, so a garden that flourishes… More
Flower gardens can be made in a variety of ways, but in general, they require… More
...en. Grow moss along stone steps or around a shady tree with information from a… More
Sweet woodruff, or galium odoratum, is a ground cover plant from Europe that can go… More
By pruning maple trees into a vase cut, the innermost branches are being exposed to… More
When making a Japanese-style garden, block off the area with a wall of bamboo, use… More
...and pines, or informal uprights, such as Japanese maple, trident maple and beach conifers. Choose… More
See various types of bonsai trees between 25 & 100 years old, in this free… More
Learn how to care for Japanese maple trees in your home garden in this free… More
A bow saw will help you to do heavier cutting in the garden. Learn about… More
Boston fern plants are beautiful plants to grow in your garden or home. Learn all… More
...t joined as I'm looking for help with my Japanese Maple tree - Sango Kaku variety. I live in Northern California and our temperates average 70 degrees Spring to Summer. We had a pretty cold and dry winter (more days below 32 degrees than we've had in the… More
well to be truthful.. I like them all !! LOL The perennials come back like faithful friends and they new annuals and bulbs to fill in during their resting time. I am in love with daylillies, viburnum, butterfly bush, bulbs such as canna, daffodils, tulip, dahlia. The ornamental grasses fill… More
...ticulture/Bonsai/images/lores1737-1.jpg"]Japanese Maples and 'Standard Maples' (I love Acer in all forms) have a several week difference in breeding seasons. So the following spring, with home and grounds owners permission I went about saving baby… More
... me how and when to collect the seeds from my two trees ? I don't know if I should get them when they fall, hard to see in the grass lol :), or should I pick them right off the tree ? I have noticed… More
This is a wildflower question & I don't see an appropriate forum, so I'll put it here. In a nearby woods, trilliums grow bountifully. There is the very occasional white one, but almost all are red. I understand that in most places, it's the white that is more common. Might… More
Hi. I logged on to find out what an oak tree at my parent's house (Dutchess County, NY) is infested with. There are ovular sacs on many of the leaves. The sacs are yellow centered with reddish-brown hairs(approx.: 10-15 mm). If anyone knows what they are I would greatly appreciate… More
...re not sufficient. At a former property I had big maple… More
...elp me. My family has decided to plant a memorial tree for my dad. He lived in Sechelt BC and that is where the tree will be planted. The city had a Memorial program that offers… More
Hi all! :banana-wa I am new here and a novice gardener. I am a SAHM with three children ages 4,2 and almost 3 months. I live in central Arkansas. This looks like a great spot to get some advice from people who have been doing this longer than me. I… More
I have two Japanease maples I have had for 15 years this spring and this is the first year they have ever had seens on them. I see alot of them on the ground and was wondering if anyone knows if they will germinate where they fall from the two… More
...husband has been dying to get ahold of a Japanese maple. We just really couldnt justify buying one at the gardening centers around here since most want $60 per tree. We have had really bad luck with having trees shipped to us (except for a Colorado Blue Spruce that… More
...in Washington state that purchase these beautiful trees. Thanks for your advice and feedback in advance. Jamie More
...mall tree for my backyard, and I think a Japanese maple may be the best choice. Would you recommend that I wait till the fall to purchase one?… More
...lity company pruned side by side silver and sugar maples. The sugar maple is fine, but the pruned parts of the… More
I have numerous maple trees in my yard.I have been tilling their leaves into my veggy garden.Do these leaves bother certain plants? I was told that a chemical in maple leaves may have adverse effects on some veggys. More
......I recently bought a house and I have a chinese maple in the garden. Very nice little tree... My questions are as follows 1. What are the basic care features I should focus on for this tree 2. If I wanted to transplant it,… More
...y tree. These seeds are collected from this large maple. I am guessing this tree is 15' tall at this time. This particular tree very graceful growing habit. I used the trees as an example of winter gardening, since they are usually… More
... anyone live near any White Pine trees or Trident Maple trees and have an excess of seedlings or seeds? I would love some, if you don't mind. I would like to bonsai them. Please can some one help me?:p More
...nt to be sure how to identify it. This is a large maple, not a dwarf species. I have seen ones with other growth habits. This has very graceful growing habit. I used the trees as an… More
...ree out of it. I live in Ohio and here, the maple trees grow pretty big, but I've been told it's… More
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