If this video peaks your interest, consider subscribing to our YouTube Channel & Weekly Newsletter from MrMaple.com Japanese maples are beautiful trees that can add a great deal of character and charm to any landscape. Unfortunately, sometimes these trees can experience problems with their growth...
Japanese maple trees are a beautiful and popular addition to any garden, providing vibrant foliage, stunning autumn colors, and graceful, arching branches. However, their cascading leaves are prone to drooping or wilting, which can ruin their aesthetic and even cause...
If this video peaks your interest, consider subscribing to our YouTube Channel & Weekly Newsletter from MrMaple.com Powdery mildew is a common fungal disease that can affect Japanese maples. This disease can cause the leaves of the tree to turn yellow, brown and become covered...
On this episode of The MrMaple Show, Matt & Tim go over the color habits of Ginkgo Biloba Trees at the gardens of Hopewood Estate in Flat Rock, North Carolina! Ginkgo Biloba is one of the last living species in...
Acer shirasawanum 'Purple Umbrella' 'Purple Umbrella’ is a large leaf selection of red full moon Japanese maple that was found and introduced by Crispin Silva. The leaves on the new growth of this Japanese maple can be quite large and...
On today's episode of the MrMaple Show Matt & Tim go over all the reasons of why your Japanese Maple may not be showing red color, even if it's known to be a red cultivar.Japanese Maples that are still in...
This is a very common question we at MrMaple get, year after year. The biggest mistake people make is setting up alot of bug traps, it's counter-intuitive to do this if you have a smell infestation. The traps will catch...
On today's MrMaple Show, Tim goes over preventative tactics in regards to Spider Mites & also how to treat them if you're seeing signs of them! One of the main signs of spider mites is having webbing around the leaves...
There are many causes of spots on the leaves of your Japanese Maple. Firstly watering from the top down on your plant while it's too hot or sunny out is a main cause. However, a few years ago there was...
