Japanese maples add a touch of elegance and color to your yard, but you should know about the issues affecting these trees before you plant one.

Pruning a Japanese maple tree can enhance its natural beauty and contribute to its well-being and longevity in your garden.

hard-to-reach branches. Once your Japanese maple is two or three years old and has grown into its natural shape, you can prune during the dormancy period to produce the desired shape, height and ...

February is a good time to focus on Japanese maples, but there is a warning for gardeners who are looking to prune the tree ...

it's a good opportunity to focus on Japanese maples. These trees capture the eye in any green space with their delicate branches and stunning foliage. But timing matters to keep them looking their ...

My affection for the Japanese maple shows in the number and variety of Japanese maples in my yard. I have one next to my ...

Yet, another vital aspect of Japanese maple upkeep is pruning ... injured, or intertwining branches. Ned Cromack, arborist and founder of The Bath Tree Company, stresses that delay can be damaging.