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Discount applies at checkout.Ĭurrently we are unable to deliver outside of Mainland UK *Free delivery promotion excludes mature trees, extra large kits and delivery to Highlands or Islands. Please note, we are closed from Saturday 23rd December to Monday 1st January. Discount applied at checkout to eligible orders. Do not coppice Coral Bark Maple trees.įree delivery on small/medium trees and shrubs now on. Only remove, crossing, damaged or diseased branches. The natural shape is normally the most attractive and pruning should be carried out with a less is more approach. However, Japanese Maple trees very rarely need pruning. Japanese Maple trees bleed during other times of the year so pruning can weaken the branches.

Pruning should be carried out in the dormant season, from November to March. Pruning Advice For Acer palmatum Sango Kaku If there is snow fall, gently brush the snow from the branches to ensure it does not weigh down the framework and cause damage.

CORAL BARK JAPANESE MAPLE SIZE FREE

Keep the area free of competing weeds and grass for the first couple of growing seasons. We stock a range of irrigation kits for more effective watering. If possible, use rain water instead of tap water as this is more acidic and better for foliage colour. If planting in autumn, you may only need to water a little. Increase in periods of hot or dry weather. Aftercare Advice For Acer palmatum Sango KakuĬoral Bark Maples require a good watering regime for the first couple of years by watering well and regularly throughout spring and summer.

The tree planting guide has further information and videos. Use ericaceous compost when possible as this encourages vibrant foliage colour in Japanese Maples.įinish by watering generously around the base. Using 50% of the original soil and 50% compost, fill in the hole and firm around gently. Remove the pot and place the root mass in the planting hole so that the surface is flush with the surrounding ground. We recommend sprinkling root grow in the hole to help Japanese Maples establish more effectively, especially if the soil is poor. Remove all weeds and grass within a metre of the planting site, then dig a square hole as deep as the root mass and approximately twice as wide. Our pot grown Coral Bark Maples can be planted at any time of year. Planting Advice For Acer palmatum Sango Kaku

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