Will This Be a Neverending Bonsai Story?
Bonsai Gardening Secrets is the book that showed me most of what I know about Japanese Maple Bonsais.
No Maple Syrup Here
... or Why the Japanese Maple Bonsai is So Popular
The Japanese Maple Bonsai, or Acer Palmatum, as the scientists call it, has leaves that display an amazing array of colors throughout its growing season from spring to fall. These Bonsai Trees will lose their leaves as it becomes dormant in the winter months. There are many varieties of this species, and each one has its own unique range of colors. In some, even the trunks and branches will take on different shades of green and red.Get Japanese Maple Secrets with Bonsai Mastery Secrets
This Better Be Bloody Good!
... or the Bloodgood Japanese Maple Bonsai
There are hundreds of varieties of the Japanese Maple Bonsai, with different forms, leaf types, sizes, and of course, colors. One of the more popular ones is the Bloodgood, which has leaves that take on a reddish purple hue in the warm summer months and turn a bright crimson in the fall.Two Bloody Good Books:
Bonsai Mastery Secrets
Bonsai Gardening Secrets
Seeing Red
... or the Crimson Queen Japanese Maple Bonsai
The Crimson Queen Japanese Maple Bonsai, or Acer Palmatum Dissectum, is more suitable as an Outdoor Bonsai Tree, as it grows to about 10' (3m) tall as a dwarf tree! Its leaves have a long and feathery appearance that gives it a nickname of "Weeping" Maple. The color of the leaves changes from a dark red in the summer to an even deeper red in the fall.For more pictures and Japanese Maple Bonsai Tips, get this book:
Bonsai Mastery Secrets
Amazing Technicolor Red Dwarf
... or the Aratama Japanese Maple Bonsai
This Japanese Maple Bonsai variety certainly lives up to its name, which means "uncut gem". Its leaves start out brick red to purple red, with new leaves that bloom in the spring only being bright red with no purple. As summer approaches, the middle of the leaves turn to green, leaving only a trace of red on the outside. Finally, in the fall, the tiny leaves change to orange, yellow, and red.Get these books to learn a lot more about Bonsai Care and Japanese Maple Bonsai:
Bonsai Mastery Secrets
Bonsai Gardening Secrets
Pot of Gold at the End of the Rainbow
... or What's Your Favorite Bonsai Color?
Show Your True Japanese Maple Bonsai Colors!
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- karate_nut karate_nut Jul 11, 2009 @ 1:08 am
- wow, they sure are a colourful lot! i never knew there were so many varieties of just the japanese maple! cool stuff!
My Other Bonsai Lenses
... or How Little I Really Know About Bonsai Trees
Here are some other lenses on some of what I know about bonsais...-
Bonsai Forever!
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I'm sure you've seen these little guys around -- photos, TV, YouTube, etc. But have you thought of getting your own Bonsai Tree? Me neither. It takes a bit of work to properly care for one, but it's well worth the effort. Here's How I Learned the S...
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Getting Down And Dirty With Bonsai Trees
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Now that you know a few of the basics of Bonsai Care, here are 4 more things you should think about to help your Bonsai Tree grow even better. (If you haven't read the first 3 basic tips, go here.) For even more Bonsai Care Tips, go here
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What Is A Bonsai Tree?!
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I'll be honest -- I didn't know a whole lot about these mini-trees before I got one. But the more I found out, the more fascinated I became. It's like a whole new world opened up for me! Here are some of the surprising things I've learned about Bonsa...
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Who Cares About a Bonsai Tree?!
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Just like any other plant, Bonsai Trees need regular attention and care to keep them healthy. Some species of Bonsai may require an extra special routine, so I'll just give some general guidelines for keeping your Bonsai Tree alive. Much More Info o...





