125 species, mostly Asian, some European, African, North American. Trees (to 45m) and shrubs (<10m). Mostly deciduous; a few evergreen in Mediterranean/Asia.
Small red, orange, yellow, or green flowers en masse create color clouds. Fall foliage is spectacular—red, yellow, orange, often mixed on one tree.
Good soil is paramount. Add mycorrhizal fungi to improve nutrient uptake and disease resistance. Match species to zone for reliable fall color.
Japanese Maple Transplant Shock and Leaf Scorch
Norway Maple Woolly Leaf Issue: Need Photo or Description
Construction-Damaged Maples: Remove or Prune?
Maple Manganese Deficiency: Soil pH Correction Over Implants
Maple Tree Decline: Moss, Bark Loss, and Mushrooms Signal Aging, Not Just Disease
Lichens on Tree Trunks: Harmless but Indicative of Stress
Japanese Maple Pruning: Timing, Tools, and Techniques for Elegant Form
Green Growth on Maple Trunks: Lichens, Not Harmful
Maple Leaf Galls: Insect Galls, Systemic Control Optional
Norway Maple Leaf Scorch: Drought and Transplant Shock, Not Iron
Drummond Red Maple Leaf Scorch and Tip Dieback in Texas
Don't Spray Trees—Spray the Pests: Targeted Insect Control for Fruit and Shade Trees
Propagating Japanese Maples: Cuttings and Seed Sources
Propagating Japanese Maple (Acer palmatum) from Seed in the UK
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