A Tennessee gardener plans to grow Japanese maples from stratified seed in a raised bed and asks about sun tolerance and soil amendments.
Japanese maples need afternoon shade in hot, humid summers. Protect from noon–4 PM sun. In permanent locations, choose a spot with natural afternoon shade.
Amend raised bed with well-composted manure (horse, cow, sheep, or goat). This improves moisture retention and fertility without burning tender roots.
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