Japanese Maple

It looks like a bonzai Japanese maple

japanese maple said: We are looking to ...

japanese maple said: I don't love staying in MK area is that you can only take monorail to Epcot! Have you considered WL? Should be bus to Epcot (pretty sure)

... only $30 per day difference. japanese maple said: I don't know but...

... balance with the LEGO Botanicals Japanese Red Maple Bonsai Tree building set... home with the LEGO Botanicals Japanese Red Maple Bonsai Tree (10348) building... and vibrance of real red maple bonsai trees, this LEGO plant... of peace and balance, red maple bonsai trees are believed to...

japanese maple said: Thanks! So staying at GF, most often expect to get picked up, go to Poly, then MK. And on way back be dropped first. Sounds good!

japanese maple said: Thanks! So staying at GF, most often expect to get picked up, go to Poly, then MK. And on way back be dropped first. Sounds good!

japanese maple said: Polynesian (deluxe nights, great hotel, boat/monorail/walk, but lots of crowds in lobby/bar area) There are other bars on the monorail loop that might mitigate 'crowd' feeling

...... (original post) Planted some new Japanese maples today A large Tamukeyama... garden. I've been growing/grafting Japanese maples for more than 30.... It's also called 'Floating Cloud' Japanese Maple: Ikandi is one of my...

... the upper branches of my Japanese maple, since they're blocking the view ...

... called “Tailfeather Terrace,” lined with maple and Japanese zelkova trees. Directional signs point...

Nice man we have an absolute butt load of Japanese maple in my area…a former well known football coach from the local team started up a nursery with them on hundreds of acres and people buy and plant them regularly. Love the purps and overall structure

... the snow. Also my red Japanese maple. The garlic came up well...

... Vege amendments during veg and Japanese maple Amendment during flower. I also...

Owen was off to his girlfriend’s prom tonight. She came to our place first for photos and then Lisa dropped them both off at a friend’s house.    We have a late pickup tonight to get them both.    Thought you’d like to see a few photos.          The Japanese Maple in the background was a wedding gift from a neighbour.        Lucy was busy overseeing everything.   

... supplies, cheese bagels, sushi, and maple syrup. I think there's very ... drugstore. My impression is that Japanese customers go to Costco for ...

We had 2" in MHC from friday to Sunday. Good timing since I seeded some thin spots and planted another Japanese maple and some more shrubs.

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... spruce, hinoki, cherry blossoms. Persimmon, maple, cypress. The trees of Japan..., Tree is written in a Japanese genre called zuihitsu which means ‘...

Right now we are on hold while the building painters do the panels between our unit and the balcony. My wife has plans. I have purchase 2 raised planters. One will be for herbs. I have a giant sequoia to repot and I want a japanese maple. The rest is up to her.

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It is a delightful late Summer day today. I say Summer because the leaves on the Japanese maple are still green and still on the branches. I should leave the laptop and go outside this very minute. Bye...

Just had my laceleaf Japanese maple trimmed and I’m not sure if they went too far with it. The “before” photo was very full and low to the ground, and now after trimming it’s raised up a lot and looks much thinner underneath. I know these trees can handle pruning, but I’m worried they may have removed too much canopy at once or changed the shape too aggressively. Will it fill back in over time, or did they overdo it? Would appreciate opinions from anyone experienced with Japanese maples or ornamental tree pruning. submitted by /u/Therealbrie to r/landscaping [link] [comments]

Hi arborists, looking for some guidance here, we bought this place in 2019 and it had some pre existing landscaping. All of it very poorly maintained. Not to say I’m the greenest thumb out there, but I do what I can. That said, this thing is huge, probably 10-12’ diameter, a big lad. My wife would like to get rid of it, I don’t want to do that if it’s a capital sin. I want to know what the prospects of transplanting it would be, and how we can best maintain or cut it back. Essentially it blocks off a lot of the house view to the street and it’s a little too in the way at this point. Anyhow I’m rambling, any thoughts here arborists? submitted by /u/blakemaurer to r/arborists [link] [comments]

My grandmother has been around myself and her 2 great grandkids and decided she wanted to try one and she’s always loved Bonsai-like trees but think she’d kill a real one, so this was the next best thing. She kept putting it off but with some pushing she finished it and she’s absolutely loving it! She stood and admired it for 3 straight minutes when finished and I love her joy! This has been a fun watching her with only minor help (She had some issues with the bases corners). She now looks to it on her coffee table and smiles and will be here centerpiece for thanksgiving! submitted by /u/PrinceGK to r/lego [link] [comments]

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Saw this on facebook marketplace for a 26 year old Japanese Maple. Will it really sell for over $10,000? I’m very curious. submitted by /u/anshulchoudhary to r/landscaping [link] [comments]

I can put another tree here but first I'm trying to make lemonade with the lemons I've been dealt. Not sure how I should proceed with this (now) bonsai. Keep it in the ground (but for how long) or dig it up and pot it? submitted by /u/mrsirsouth to r/Bonsai [link] [comments]

Some of, but not all of my collection. submitted by /u/Honest_Associate_994 to r/JapaneseMaples [link] [comments]

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My sister had a family friend come over to do a bunch of yard work. This is what he did to the Japanese maple and she is absolutely distraught. A lot of other things were discussed but doing this was absolutely not. No clue what he was thinking, my sister is in tears and so upset and he is just saying that it will grow back. Do you think it ever will? I feel so bad. It definitely needed a trim but he absolutely butchered it. I don’t have a before picture from today but found one from Google maps from this year to give you an idea submitted by /u/shockdoctrine to r/arborists [link] [comments]

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Probably unpopular opinion and very ranty, but... I don't understand the love for Japanese Maples. They're an ecologically useless, non-native tree that is planted by the billions. They can look decent, but I've never been struck by the beauty of one. So many of us advocate for ecologically important natives, but I feel like I'm the only Japanese Maple hater. Seems like everyone just turns a blind eye to them. I roll my eyes at every single one of the thousand Japanese Maple posts I see daily. I just don't get it. I feel the same about foreign ornamental cherries, Kousa Dogwoods and crabapples too. Someone just explain it to me. Why is everyone in the world just absolutely clamoring to get their hands on a Japanese Maple?! Plant a plum, a serviceberry, a native crabapple, SOMETHING other than YET ANOTHER red Japanese Maple. Am I alone?! I know I need to calm tf down lol submitted by /u/Glispie to r/marijuanaenthusiasts [link] [comments]

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So I’m considering removing this tree. It’s beautiful but I’ve had it trimmed twice in the last 7 years but it just takes up the entirety of our house. I’ve been told it’s worth a lot if I had a buyer. Talked to 1 tree farm nearby and said 25k+ but wouldn’t buy it unless they had a buyer lined up as the digging out process is very labor intensive. So. Thoughts? Best way to sell or get rid or it or am I crazy? submitted by /u/Burrito2525 to r/arborists [link] [comments]

As title says. Previous owners told me they moved it around a few times and it’s worth “thousands of dollars”. My understanding is that at this point I won’t be able to relocate it again. It is large and blocks our view of the yard and surrounding woods. My thought is to put a fire pit in its place. My family would enjoy sitting around a fire more and we’d have a better view of the expand of our yard. Am I crazy? Is this really a special tree? submitted by /u/whysayitagain to r/arborists [link] [comments]

Anybody know what's going on with my Japanese maple that was planned a year ago? It seems to only be sprouting leaves from the bottom half. Other trees in the neighborhood have leaves all over already. Is it going to make it? Thanks! submitted by /u/ZeroUnityInfinity to r/arborists [link] [comments]

I bought this house a couple of years ago and it has this beautiful Japanese Maple tree which unfortunately has overgrown it's space. I've only trimmed a little bit in fear of accidentally taking too much off, but it still pokes out over the sidewalk and hits the house. I'm also somewhat worried about the roots damaging the foundation of the garage which is less than 2 feet away. I'm looking for suggestions on the best course of action, since I like the tree and so does everyone that sees it, but I'm starting to get tired of having to lean out of the way every time I enter or exit the front door. submitted by /u/presidentofmax to r/landscaping [link] [comments]

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