I planted a blood good Japanese maple 3 yrs ago & has grown beautifully. I almost killed by burying it too deep. Now I just recently got the summer gold. You have a great collection. Thanks for sharing.
Such a gorgeous collection. I have 9 at the moment and still growing . Lost many in the past and I still moan about the loss. After seeing your collection I will certainly be adding some more beauties. I avoided buying green ones thinking they stayed green. Only recently knew most if not all acers turn red or orange in autumn. Great video. Please keep making them.
It is a job sometimes to identify them if you buy them unlabelled . i have 4 or 5 which I'm not sure of . so i take notes of what it looks like in all 4 seasons . hey if its a nice tree ,its a nice tree just love it , All the Best T.M.Morgan.
Wonderfully trees . Thanks for sharing . There is lots of advantages to keep the pots burried on the ground but I wonder how do you manage a good drainage .
Hi Luiz Yes I drill at least 4x 15mm holes in the bottom of the container then put 50 mm of 20mm gravel or flint stones . Then i would use a mixture of compost, sharp sand and potting gravel. Happy to help thanks
As a fellow bonsai artist, I struggle with how to label Japanese maples which I collect in my yard. One parent is certainly Bloodgood, but the resulting seedling is clearly an unrelated cross. I'm with you Terry, 'enjoy what you have'. I have a seedling which behaves like Neve Starfish. I hope to find another.
Hi Sir I am from India nd I jst wanted to know that can we grow japanese here in India...and I am unable to find the plants so how can I get these plants...
Hi Sumit, You should be able to grow Japanese Maples . You just have to create the right conditions , ie not too much direct sunlight ,shaded area or dappled sun is best. Maples do not like wind , they also need free draining soil so the soil stays damp but not sitting in water. As for purchase of the plants, i have no idea of the Indian supply. We buy ours from garden nurseries such asBarthelemy and Co in Dorset . I do not know if any of them delivers Internationally . Regards T.M.Morgan,
I planted a blood good Japanese maple 3 yrs ago & has grown beautifully. I almost killed by burying it too deep. Now I just recently got the summer gold. You have a great collection. Thanks for sharing.
Such a gorgeous collection. I have 9 at the moment and still growing . Lost many in the past and I still moan about the loss.
After seeing your collection I will certainly be adding some more beauties. I avoided buying green ones thinking they stayed green. Only recently knew most if not all acers turn red or orange in autumn. Great video. Please keep making them.
Loved your second video also. Please keep them coming. I have five, three bloodgoods plus two other varieties.
It is a job sometimes to identify them if you buy them unlabelled . i have 4 or 5 which I'm not sure of . so i take notes of what it looks like in all 4 seasons . hey if its a nice tree ,its a nice tree just love it , All the Best T.M.Morgan.
Wonderfully trees . Thanks for sharing . There is lots of advantages to keep the pots burried on the ground but I wonder how do you manage a good drainage .
Hi Luiz
Yes I drill at least 4x 15mm holes in the bottom of the container then put 50 mm of 20mm gravel or flint stones . Then i would use a mixture of compost, sharp sand and potting gravel.
Happy to help thanks
As a fellow bonsai artist, I struggle with how to label Japanese maples which I collect in my yard. One parent is certainly Bloodgood, but the resulting seedling is clearly an unrelated cross. I'm with you Terry, 'enjoy what you have'.
I have a seedling which behaves like Neve Starfish. I hope to find another.
if it looks right it is right, i hope you do find another Kirk, all the best , and Thanks /
Greetings from L.A. great videos please keep them coming
Thank you! Will do!
Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice acers!!! Do you what to move them all or why do you keep them in pots?
see part one
Hi Sir I am from India nd I jst wanted to know that can we grow japanese here in India...and I am unable to find the plants so how can I get these plants...
Hi Sumit, You should be able to grow Japanese Maples . You just have to create the right conditions , ie not too much direct sunlight ,shaded area or dappled sun is best.
Maples do not like wind , they also need free draining soil so the soil stays damp but not sitting in water. As for purchase of the plants, i have no idea of the Indian supply. We buy ours from garden nurseries such asBarthelemy and Co in Dorset . I do not know if any of them delivers Internationally . Regards T.M.Morgan,
@@terencemorgan6714 thnq sir nd love ur videos
@@sumitsourav838 Greetings from the States, Sumit.
I believe that Japanese Maples struggle in tropical to semi-tropical climates.
I hope this helps.
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