Re: Japanese maple
Sue,
I think this maple is only marginally hardy in zone 5, because some branches
die back every winter. Still, what is left is quite beautiful. It has been
sitting on an east facing slope with morning sun and afternoon mottled
shade, which should be quite ideal. I am moving and want to take it with me.
Eva Thorn, z 5, Ohio
> In the past few years, I have grown several types of Japanese maples.
>
> May I respectfully ask why, after 5 years, the tree is only a foot and a
half
> tall? Is it some variety of dwarf? If not, I would respectfully suggest
> it's not living up to its full potential where it's currently at (in which
> case moving it might be a great idea!).
>
> Sue Pesznecker Zone 8 Milwaukie, Oregon, USA
>
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