You can see how small they are! Perfect for starting your own bonsai tree. Each 12.99 dollar order comes with 3 trees. So if you go in the quantity box and click 3 then you will be charged 12.99 x 3 and you will get nine trees. Please read this care plan. Few plants can equal the beauty and command of a. In the autumn landscape. As a solitary specimen it is breathtaking, its fall foliage remaining for weeks, then falling into a brilliant pool of crimson, orange, or gold on the garden floor. As an accent in the border, it draws the eye to its blazing canopy of color, enlivening an area that might otherwise be dull in autumn. And in a large planting along a walk, driveway, or slope, it creates a ribbon of color brighter and more attractive than the most beautiful lights. Are dwarf enough to be grown in containers and even as bonsai. These offer a moveable display of color on a miniature scale, their exquisitely divided foliage available for close inspection. Inherently an elegant tree, in the modern garden. May find themselves among shade-loving perennials or even cheery annuals – and why not? They are superb season-extenders for all summer-interest plantings, and offer much-needed dappled shade to understory plantings three seasons of the year. Below is a brief overview of the ideal conditions for growing. Followed by some detailed recommendations. Dappled or afternoon shade, especially when young. Protection from strong wind. Well-drained, consistently moist soil, neither excessively wet nor dry. Protection from late spring frosts, especially when young. Dappled or afternoon shade. Thrives in full sun everywhere but the southernmost portions of its hardiness range, but is also happy with a bit more shade. It does need some sun for best foliage color, but the amount you give it can vary greatly. If you notice its leaves scorching during the summer, it’s probably overexposed to sun. If the fall foliage isn’t nearly as dramatic as expected, it may be getting too much shade. But this could also be an indication of overwatering in late summer and early fall, which will cause the tree to keep producing new green leaves in autumn instead of changing colors as it should. If after a year or two your. Does not seem to ideally situated in your garden, don’t be afraid to dig up it up and move it. Location is one of the most important factors in growing this tree successfully, so a bit of trial-and-error may be in order. The best time to move the tree is in late summer or early fall, at least a month before the ground freezes. Will be very forgiving — but cut a very wide and deep hole around it and leave as much soil clinging to its roots as you can when you dig it up! The foliage of japanese maples is quite fragile, drying out quickly in high winds. Of course, this doesn’t mean you have to grow the tree in totally enclosed or protected areas. Just make sure it isn’t being whipped around by wind on a regular basis, and it will be fine. Well-drained, consistently moist soil. Flourish in any well-drained soil except highly alkaline soil. Many gardeners grow them in acidic conditions, where they pair beautifully with rhododendrons, camellias, and kalmias. But they are also perfectly content in neutral and even mildly alkaline ph. The only other soil concern is salt. Tolerate heavy clays, loose sands, and everything in between, but they do not like salt soils. Salt spray is another matter; they have quite a good tolerance for that! If your soil is high in salt, consider growing your maple in a container. Are greedy feeders, especially when young. Before planting, work as much compost as you like into the soil around the tree, and keep adding it during spring and early summer. Composted matter not only adds valuable nutrients to the soil, it tends to retain moisture, which. These trees are quite drought-tolerant when mature, but like most young trees, they need regular deep waterings during the first few years. Plan to water heavily twice a week during normal weather and three or even four times weekly in periods of drought. Whether your tree is young or mature, it will grow best in soil kept consistently moist by regular watering and mulching. A 3-inch layer of shredded bark around the entire root zone of the tree (but not touching the trunk) works well in all seasons. To encourage the most spectacular color show in fall, reduce the amount of water you give your maple in late summer and early autumn. Of course, do not let it dry out completely, but cut back so that it stops producing more green leaves and begins its fabulous color changes. You will be amazed at the difference this makes! Protection from late spring frosts. Spring is the season when your. Is most prone to damage. It leafs out early – the first hint of warm weather will cause it to break dormancy. In many climates, there are several frosts in store after that initial warm period, and these can be dangerous, especially to young trees. Keep the tree covered when the forecast calls for frost.The item “3 lot of Baby Japanese Maple Trees! Start your own Bonsai! Guaranteed to live” is in sale since Monday, April 13, 2015. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Yard, Garden & Outdoor Living\Flowers, Trees & Plants\Bonsai\Plants”. The seller is “darikthepartsguy” and is located in Norfolk, Virginia. This item can be shipped to United States.
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