How to Care for Maple Trees in the Fall. Gardeners usually plant maple trees for fall color, to bring autumnal vibes to a yard. But to keep your maple's foliage dense and lush with color, ...

With fall around the corner, gardeners have definitely got maple on their minds. And rightfully so. These trees are the epitome of Autumn and they offer some stunning foliage to any outdoor space.

You can get fall color here with maple trees, but read Dan Gill's suggestions on what varities to plant. Skip to main content. You are the owner of this article. Edit Article Add New Article ...

Well-known for its beautiful and reliable fall foliage, it is famous as well for maple syrup. Don’t plant the tree with thoughts of making maple syrup anytime soon, though; you’ll need to wait ...

You can get fall color here with maple trees, but read Dan Gill's suggestions on what varities to plant. Skip to main content. You have permission to edit this article ...

Younger Japanese maple bonsai trees can benefit from annual repotting, helping to encourage the plant to grow with more space and refreshed soil. As your bonsai tree ages, repotting can be reduced.

Controlling maple petiole borer is difficult and generally unnecessary. Although leaf drop may at times be large enough to cause concern, rarely does more than 25% of the tree’s leaves fall.

Some trees common to our region that change color in the fall include the valley oak (yellow-orange, brown), Japanese maple (red, orange, yellow), ginkgo (yellow), bigleaf maple (yellow) and ...

Maine (WABI) - If you’re heading out this weekend to do some leaf peeping, you may want to visit a local sugarhouse as well. After all, fall is a bit sweeter with maple syrup.