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Genevieve Cherry Sours posted a status"I planted a yoshino cherry tree in memory of my Lab Bo Diddley. The tree is 2 yrs old & I planted it 2yrs to the day of putting him down."
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I have a red Japanese Maple Tree that is in full sun and a windy part of the garden. I don't know where to move it to get it to be happy and grow. It was here when i moved in 7 years ago and it was 2 feet tall. It's still 2 feet tall. Please help me if you know what I can do for it. Thanks so much,
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- I have a red Japanese Maple Tree in full sun and in a windy part of the yard. It has been there for 7 years and has not grown at all. I don't know where to move it to get it to grow.
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Sad Maple Tree
Posted on May 31, 2011 at 6:07pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
I have a red Japanese Maple Tree that is in full sun and a windy part of the garden. I don't know where to move it to get it to be happy and grow. It was here when i moved in 7 years ago and it was 2 feet tall. It's still 2 feet tall. Please help me if you know what I can do for it. Thanks so much,
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- At 5:19pm on July 1, 2011,
Paul Ries said… - yes, that could be quite possible. You may want to have a Certified Arborist take a look at it.
- At 12:12pm on June 2, 2011,
Neil Norton said… Hi Geneivere,
Also transplanting an older tree that might be struggling could be too much of a shock for it
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- At 12:50pm on June 1, 2011, Paul Ries said…
- Hello Genevieve, there are a number of varieties of Japanese Maple, and many of them are designed to be very small. So it could just be a cultivar (cultivated variety) that is designed that way. You might check with your county's OSU Extension office and see if a Master Gardener can help you.
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