Japanese Maple Gardening, Summer to Fall colour secrets

Japanese Maple Gardening, Summer to Fall colour secrets looks at Japanese Maple gardening for autumn colour and explains colour changes in Acers. I show how you should take account of sun when considering Autumn colours as an indicator of when trees will change from their summer coloration. Featuring the Maples, Seiryu, Crimson Queen, ShIshigashira, Koto-No-Ito, Viridis, Filigree, Okushimo, Jordan, Moonrise, Aureum and Shaina
This video will help you grow better trees and for those with more experience, who want to improve the autumn colour, health and general quality of their Maples. Colour can also be improved all year by giving trees the right amount of sun.
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[@alandmkday8581]

Another wonderful video. Looking forward to the Autumn

[@Japanesemaples]

Can't wait!

[@japanesemaplesbonsai7133]

Lovely collection of trees. Thanks for the updates. That Shishigashira you showed has some amazing potential for air layering and they air layer very well. I see a lovely little bonsai at the very bottom with many smaller trees being created from the length of trunks. Great stuff👍

[@Japanesemaples]

Thanks very much, that tree was not doing well at all when I bought it at the back of a garden centre poly tunnel. A couple of years in the sun and many more leaves are on the tree. Carl

[@japanesemaplesbonsai7133]

@@Japanesemaples I agree, cared for very well.

[@brianl1397]

My Koto no ito was a very bright yellow last autumn. Almost the best fall colour so it can vary

[@Japanesemaples]

Yes I’m sure you’re right, two very different years