Don’t get confused by the exotic name of the Japanese maple tree. A native to East Asia (Japan ... Curling leaves usually ...

place the tree in a pot that's two or three times the size of the root ball, and fill with a slightly acidic potting soil mix. Only plant smaller, dwarf varieties of Japanese maple in containers.

red-leaved tree like Bloodgood or a weeping lace-leaf variety. But that narrow conception misses so much of the garden-enhancing potential of Japanese maples. It overlooks the trees’ diversity ...

This method can kill desirable plants that may be growing in the covered area. Q: I am looking for a hardier Japanese maple to grow in Wisconsin. Do you have any recommendations?

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Struggling to get into the autumnal spirit? The Japanese concept of ‘momijigari’ could be exactly what you’re looking for. The autumn equinox has officially been and gone, and as we approach ...

we would only need 28.6 gallons of sap. The yield of sap varies from tree to tree, and is also dependent on weather. On average, the sap collected from one tree will make one quart of syrup. Who ...

Maple Tree House, the sensational Korean barbecue restaurant from Seoul, Korea, is now in the Philippines. The franchise, brought to the Philippines by Viva Skylar Food Inc./Viva International Food ...

I would like to get rid of them but do not want to use chemicals. Any suggestions? Q: I am looking for a hardier Japanese maple to grow in Wisconsin. Do you have any recommendations?

Maple syrup is for more than waffles and pancakes! It can be used as a flavorful sweetener in a variety of recipes or to add a delicious and beautiful glaze to almost any dish. Its use is limited only ...