Yet even with dozens of trees and shrubs to choose from, the Bloodgood Japanese maple (Acer palmatum 'Bloodgood') stands out in the crowd and is an amazing addition to your summer landscape.

Bloodgood' Japanese maple trees are the perfect addition to your summer landscape, but they're also quite tolerant of cold winter temperatures and can grow in USDA zones 5 through 9. The ...

A Japanese maple tree is an ornamental tree that belongs ... Red-leafed Japanese maples (like the “bloodgood”) are among the most common. They produce pink leaves in early spring that turn ...

Q: I live in Corona and planted a Japanese Bloodgood Maple Tree sapling about a year and a half ago. It gets full sun. Last summer the leaves got burned to a crisp, even with an umbrella covering.

Friends in Alabama gave us a small “Bloodgood” Japanese maple. We have kept it in a large ... By the time the tree is 40 feet tall, you won’t even notice if they’re up there.

The Japanese maple has no flowers to speak of ... with orange-red foliage in the fall. Bloodgood is the stalwart purple-leafed tree, growing to 25 feet or more at maturity.

We are considering a small 'Bloodgood' Japanese maple for the east ... into a subdivision that has a list of approved trees we may plant. Caddo maple is one of them. Will it do well in Keller?

People who say they don’t like maple trees invariably like this maple tree. Learn how to plant a Japanese maple tree in your own yard, and you'll soon understand why. These maples are compact ...

Q: I have tried to grow a Japanese ... this ornamental tree. Find a spot in your landscape that has partial shade, or at least shade from the hot afternoon sun, to plant your maple tree.

The term Japanese maple can mean a couple of things ... an upright, red-leaved tree like Bloodgood or a weeping lace-leaf variety. But that narrow conception misses so much of the garden-enhancing ...