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How to Graft a Japanese Maple - Maple Ridge Nursery

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BARK INTEREST CORAL BARK JAPANESE MAPLES SANGO KAKU WINTER

Sango Kaku the Coral Bark Japanese Maple

Japanese maples come in all different sizes, shapes, textures, and colors, but did you know that some Japanese maples even have unique color on their bark? These Japanese maples get their bark color in the winter giving them a fourth season o...

BARK INTEREST CORAL BARK JAPANESE MAPLES WINTER

10 Japanese Maples for the Winter Garden

Japanese maples are known for their beautiful foliage that really stands out in the spring and fall. The colors of Japanese maples in the spring and fall can rival anything else seen in nature, but did you know that there are some Japanese maples that show out in the winter...

Location

22505 Hwy 85 Gay, GA 30218

Hours

Currently operating by Appointment Only

Closed Wednesdays and Sundays

Weather Permitting

japanesemaplesandconifers@gmail.com

770-987-4066

Maple Ridge Nursery

We are constantly putting trees in larger pots to allow them to grow and not become root bound. Therefore, many of our trees may have loose dirt in the pot until the roots fill out the container.

Grafted Trees

All of our Japanese Maples are grafted with a side veneer graft unless specifically stated as seedlings. This style of grafting is most commonly used in the nursery industry and allows these trees to still become excellent bonsai as the graft scar will be no longer visible when the trees age.

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