How to Choose Japanese Maple Trees
Consider your sun exposure., Assess your soil type., Choose a planting area that best suits the Japanese maple.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Consider your sun exposure.
Japanese maples prefer an exposure of morning sun, and thrive best in afternoon shade.
Avoid planting Japanese maples in areas that receive full afternoon sun, as they could possibly burn. -
Step 2: Assess your soil type.
Japanese maples should be planted in woodlands soil that is rich in nutrients.
You may consider amending the soil to accommodate the maple. , This tree thrives when planted in holes that are wider than they are deep.
Consider the depth of soil in the area where you want to plant.
You can contain a Japanese maple to a pot until you can find an appropriate area to plant it. -
Step 3: Choose a planting area that best suits the Japanese maple.
Detailed Guide
Japanese maples prefer an exposure of morning sun, and thrive best in afternoon shade.
Avoid planting Japanese maples in areas that receive full afternoon sun, as they could possibly burn.
Japanese maples should be planted in woodlands soil that is rich in nutrients.
You may consider amending the soil to accommodate the maple. , This tree thrives when planted in holes that are wider than they are deep.
Consider the depth of soil in the area where you want to plant.
You can contain a Japanese maple to a pot until you can find an appropriate area to plant it.
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