How to Prune Japanese Maple Trees Pruning Japanese maples combines science and artistry to keep your tree strong and with an aesthetically pleasing and suitably-sized structure. 1.

Found in parts of Alaska, along the Rockies, and the plains states, Zone 3 is no less ruthless with its -40 degrees Fahrenheit winters. The growing season, especially the frost-free period, is short ...

February rolls around, and while most of the garden is still in its winter slumber, it's a good opportunity to focus on Japanese maples. These trees capture the eye in any green space with their ...

Chinese elm, jade, Japanese maple and juniper are popular beginner trees; pines and maples are cold-hardy and best suited to growing outdoors; tropical trees, such as Ficus, are best kept indoors ...

February provides the perfect opportunity to pay attention to Japanese maples in your ... the less likely your plant will be dormant. As for how to prune these vibrant trees, focusing on removing ...

In maturity, the basswood develops a pyramidal shape and can grow to 80 feet high and 50 feet wide. The heart-shaped leaves ...

Before you plant a loquat in your yard, make sure that the tree will thrive in the local growing conditions. Loquats flourish in the warm, temperate areas of USDA Hardiness Zones 8 to 11 and are one ...

Note: The ice trees at Zao Onsen Ski Resort, known as juhyo in Japanese, are also often referred to as "snow monsters" in English. Japanese original Easy Japanese news is taken from the Mainichi ...