Picking A Japanese Maple And Container Planting It
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- Picking A Japanese Maple And Container Planting It - In this video I pick a Tamukeyama Japanese Maple and plant it into a container. Woody shrubs and trees are best planted in a well drained soil mix.
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Hi Jim. It’s hard to believe this is the same tree which you now have permanently planted in your backyard. Just precious. I recently started a small collection of JM in containers. I have two in the ground & six in containers.
I love the unique way this tree has been shaped. I would love to see a photo of it leafed out.
Oh my gosh I never knew this, hence the purpose of the video. Thank you so much for this information. 🙌🏻 I just got into buying Japanese Maples, I absolutely love them. I now have three. And all in a container for now.
Thank you, thank you thank you. I just bought a coral Japanese Maple yesterday at HD and it is going back today. It has about 30 suckers at the base of the trunk. I do not want to fight that problem for years. Good video.
Interesting about the new growth around the grafted area. I'm going to be sure and look for that on new purchases. Thanks 😀
Great information on ALL the Japanese Maple. one of my favorite man thank you. Bennie
Planted one in a container last month and very happy about it. It’s my patio tree.
Great explanation. I really hope you do more Japanese maple videos. I enjoyed all of them!
Great info! I’ve got a couple of Japanese maples... I didn’t know to look for sprouts at the graft, so will be doing that now. Thanks!
So helpful! I am going to plant one of my new Japanese maples in a container.
Thank you for the info on the maples, great video
Thank you for sharing this information
Good info on grafted trees, thanks Jim!
Thank you
Thanks!
Very informative!!😊
Great tips. Thanks for the info.
Found you about a month ago, love your videos so helpful!!! I have subscribed.thank you.
Thanks for the info. I actually just now posted a video on my channel of potting my green Japanese maple in a container.
Thank you!
This is great information . thank you . Bennie
Thanks for watching.
Another great video. Helpful. Thanks.
I'm glad. Thanks for watching
Thanks for information.
Glad to help.
My husband's favorite tree is the Japanese Maple. Thanks for the info!
Nice job!
Thanks for watching.
Love to spend a week helping Jim and learning....what was that fertilizer you put on there? Like bioplex 5 and 1 planting granules?
Your video is exactly what i needed to hear...i have a crimson queen in a pot and a piece of the original graft sprouted. Didnt know i needed to cut it off...now i do...lol. Can that be planted and will it grow?
I recently inherited a split leaf Japanese maple from a neighbor's landscape. It was only planted 1 1/2 years ago, zone 5. They dug it up and now I have it in a container. It's a very young tree with mostly dead branches, but there are a few new leaves sprouting out from the main stem. Should I prune it back to the main stem? And what about fertilizer? The top of the root ball still had some of the green pellets from when it was initially planted into the ground.
Great video's!!! May I inquire as why to train the tree in that shape? Can you show what it look's like after leafing out? Can they overwinter in a unheated shed in zone 5b? Thanks!
nice video - question what's your thoughts on in ground planting with a space against a retaining wall 2x2 area to plant vs potting it.
I love this tree. I would love to train both a JM and a dappled willow like this. Does the contorted trunk make the tree less stable?
thats so cool how did you train it like that? i have 3 smallish japanese maple that just got there first set of leaves, can you train them when they are still very thin stem?
... would like to see how you get it our of that pot next time arround... brealing it I guess
living in Zone 7 will the maple survive winter if left in same place? It will be too heavy to move each winter...
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Joe
When is the best time to replant? I’m moving soon and want to take with me. Can I replant in a pot in august?
very helpful...what is the size of your pot? Can i grow Japanese maple in container for all their life?
Hi I love Japanese maple I live here alberta canada and i bought this crimson type, can I plant them on the ground? If not can I keep in my garage during winter? Pls help. Thanks!
Awesome video! I wish you’d sow the tree in full foliage and it’s permanent location. Thank you
It is in my Wednesday weekly videos behind where I stand.
What a neat tree! Do you plan to plant it in the ground once to grows larger?
I may pot it up into a larger container next year actually.
Can I use mulch instead of pine bark?
If you plant this plant in the ground would it grow to a tree shaped like that ?
In 7a in Oklahoma would you bring a potted JM in the garage for the winter or leave it on a patio? Like you mentioned they can be a large investment especially if you have a collection
In 7a it will be fine unless it could stay frozen for 24 hours. So if you have a day that maybe stays below 35 for the high, put it in the garage.
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What is the brand of bark fines you are using. I can see some of the purple color and it looks like it might be Yard Care soil Pep from Mountain West. I have been looking for something to use and found the above product in Colorado and am just curious if that is what you are using.
No, mine is from a North Carolina company.
unsightly growth? scrape it n tape it
what do you mean too much sun?
I have a Japanese maple in a pot with creeping Jenny planted on top of the soil and it spills over. Is it harmful to the tree when it’s potted with other plants?
It won't hurt it, but fertilizer is probably more important since they are sharing a small space.
i like your excuse to bring it home though
I’ve been wanting to plant a maple in a pot and was wondering what you do with it in the winter? Do I need to bring into the garage or can you leave it in place?
Zone 7, 8, and 9 it can stay out. It needs to go in the ground or be protected in zone 5 and 6
I'm in zone 6 and I had several Tamukeyamas in half whisky barrels for years, they survived.
Would one survive In a container in the heat of Las Vegas?
Unknown honestly. I get lots of questions from Vegas and Phoenix and unfortunately I don't know a lot of the times. My guess is no, not because of the heat, but the lack of humidity.
Can a larger pot be used?
Yes, just be careful not to overwater. That happens when we step things up to much.
Hi, I just found you on CZcams and I am watching your videos. I have this Maple I bought and it had these “tan” spots on its leaves. I brought it home and removed all the leaves as it was not doing anything. So I potted it up and cut off all the leaves and it sat for a while. Then all of a sudden I got all this new growth, but the leaves are getting those spots again. What are they and how do I stop it? Thanks for reading and I hope you know what I can do.
What will you do with it over winter?
I can leave out in my area. That video is from last year. It stayed out and looks great. I'm in zone 7. Zone 5 or 6 it would need to be protected in the winter
Im in zone 7 in Md. Thanks! I was worried that our frosts here would be too much for a tree in a pot. Its nice to be able to move them around! Thanks for responding. I love your videos!!
did you say what kind of fertilizer you put on the top of the soil?
holidaze he used Plant Tone fertilizer. Garden Centers sell it and you can also get it on Amazon.
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Update??
It was in my may tour video
I love, and value your explanation of Japanese Maple tree care, but that little puppy is worst shaped maple I have seen from anyone, anytime. Shaping these trees is a partner 'art' to Bonzai, and there is a reason for that. Doing it like that is like taking 6 stars off the US flag and painting the white stripes green.
Thanks for watching
Too much talking.
wow, talks way too much, just tell me how to plant the tree please