In the spring, when the weather starts to warm up, the leaves on maple trees start to grow. They are usually green, but some varieties of maple trees have leaves that are red, yellow, or orange. The leaves stay on … Read Now
Pruning is a vital part of caring for any tree, and young maple trees are no exception. There are a few different ways that you can prune a young maple tree, and the best method may vary depending on the … Read Now
If you’re looking to add a bit of color to your yard with a unique tree, you can’t go wrong with a maple. Maples are a popular tree choice because of their stunning fall foliage, but they also have a … Read Now
If you want to kill a maple tree, you can use a herbicide. You will need to cut the tree down to about six inches above the ground. Then, you will need to apply the herbicide to the stump. There … Read Now
In short, you tap the tree. Most people don’t know that trees can be tapped for syrup, but it’s been done for centuries. Maple syrup is made from the sap of maple trees, and the process of tapping the tree … Read Now
Most maple trees are relatively small, but some species can grow to be quite large. For example, the sugar maple can grow to be over 100 feet tall, with a trunk that is over three feet in diameter. The giant … Read Now
Pruning is an important part of keeping your Japanese maple tree healthy and attractive. But when and how you prune depends on the type of tree you have. Many people make the mistake of pruning their Japanese maple tree at … Read Now
In recent years, the practice of tapping maple trees for their sap has become increasingly popular. Some people believe that this practice can damage the tree, but is this really the case? Tapping a maple tree does not damage it. … Read Now
No matter what type of Japanese maple tree (Acer palmatum) you grow in your garden, it’s important to fertilize the tree on a regular basis. The best time to fertilize a Japanese maple is in the spring, just as the … Read Now
A maple tree is a tree that is commonly found in North America. Europe does not have the climate that is conducive to growing maple trees. The winters are too cold and the summers are not warm enough for maple … Read Now
