Japanese maples need to be watered three times a week to stay healthy, but now in May is also the perfect time to prepare the ...

It turns out that fussing too much over a Japanese Maple can do more harm than good as one gardener warns that this tree can die if you make a common mistake in April.

it's a sign your tree may be dehydrated. Conversely, yellowing leaves or a soggy base might indicate overwatering.” If your Japanese maple continues to struggle with staying hydrated in the ...