A 10-year-old Japanese maple moved in wrong season, watered daily, fed plant food, shows no leaves. Stop overwatering and fertilizing—1 inch water/week, no fertilizer for years. Check for green cambium under bark on twigs. If green, wait for spring. Tree likely too large for DIY move; use Vermeer tree spade. Transplant in spring (after frost, before leaf-out) or fall (color change to freeze). Root ball: 9–12" wide, 6" deep per inch trunk diameter.
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