Woody plants, like Japanese maple and junipers, are commonly grown as bonsai, but many houseplants can also be trained as bonsai. Before choosing a bonsai tree type, decide where you want it to grow .

Looking for a small tree to grow year-round in a pot on a patio? Japanese maples, dappled willow, some magnolias or even bougainvillea could work, depending on the space.

Japanese maples are a beautiful addition to the home landscape, and they are generally low-maintenance. Here's how to prune ...

Japanese maples should be pruned for health and aesthetics. Pruning can be done to remove any dead, dying or broken branches, ...

Japanese maples are ornamental trees that need very little care throughout the year, but there is one thing you should be ...

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Their guidance was clear: "The best time to prune a Japanese maple tree is during the dormant season, which typically falls in winter to early spring." The expert highlighted that taking up ...

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Their elegant, organic forms are instantly recognisable, whether weeping or upright ... time to cut back Japanese maples to “avoid bleeding sap” coming from the tree. Alison Neale wrote ...