Though they’re small, dwarf Japanese maples offer big rewards Plant one in your yard and enjoy the color and interest these trees bring to the garden space. by Pam Roy Saturday, October 6, 2018 ...

Dissected-leaf plants are called laceleaf, cutleaf or threadleaf Japanese maples. The ‘Mikawa Yatsubusa’ variety is a true dwarf and is slow-growing to 5 feet tall.

Acer Palmatum 'Bloodgood' is a popular Japanese maple with striking red foliage. This variety is well suited to pot growing. There are many different Japanese maple varieties, but choosing a smaller - ...

The trees on her property aren't a forest of the tall, commanding red maples you might expect when Japanese maples are mentioned. Some of Nobles' maples are of the dwarf, weeping varieties that ...

Elegant, colorful Japanese Maple trees are so easy to grow they deserve a special place in every garden.

Japanese maples that have dropped their leaves are likely dead, most likely from a disease called Verticillium.

Japanese Maple trees are from the species Acer palmatum and are truly unique trees. There are over 1000 different cultivars. Some leaf out in brilliant reds in spring, change to green by summer ...

Japanese maples come in dwarf, midsized and large, from 8 to 30 feet tall. Leaves provide wonderful colors in red, orange, yellow, green and variegated.