How to Grow and Prune Japanese Maples the Right Way

By Ecoyards | March 17, 2011
View of a large tree with twisting branches and vibrant autumn leaves in shades of orange, red, and yellow, overlooking a sunlit garden with greenery and a small pond.

Because of their delicate appearance, Japanese maples may seem difficult to care for. In truth, they don’t need much — just well-drained moist soil and some protection from afternoon sun.
To some, pruning Japanese maples can seem an art form. But really, it doesn’t take much expertise – only a good pair of pruning shears and some patience.

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