The seeds of all maples tend to keep poorly, especially in a dry environment. Full-size Japanese maples, such as the popular red-leaved 'Bloodgood,' are very easy to grow from seeds.

This weeping variety is one of the hardiest Japanese maples available, said to survive as far north as Minnesota if there is snow cover. A slow-growing, dwarf Japanese maple, it features rich, red ...

A: What you’ve got there is a weeping Japanese maple that is reverting to an upright variety. Many of the spectacular trees and shrubs available at nurseries, such as your red laceleaf Japanese ...

If you're planting a Japanese maple tree, there are a number of considerations for choosing a variety that's right for you. This tree has a USDA hardiness zone range of 5 to 8, with a few ...

Japanese Maples are always a homeowner favorite, and rightly so. Acer palmatum (or dissectum), aka Japanese Maples are mostly slow growing and therefore stay small for a very long time.

Early fall is a good time to transplant a young Japanese maple. A protected spot, such as a courtyard or eastern foundation, is a good place for this beautiful specimen tree.