What Is Tamukeyama Japanese Maple?

The Tamukeyama Japanese Maple is an absolutely stunning tree that is known for its impressive and vibrant foliage. It has larger, more broadly serrated leaves which give it a unique look compared to other varieties of Japanese maple and they tend to be blistery-looking when they are young. Once the tree begins to mature, these bright green leaves will transform into shades of purple and red, adding an additional rich color to any landscape. Not only does this tree add visual interest but it is also quite hardy and easy to maintain as it requires very minimal pruning and is also fairly pest resistant. The best time for planting Tamukeyama trees is during the fall season so that you can have full appreciation of its majestic beauty throughout the year.

How To Plant Tamukeyama Japanese Maple?

Tamukeyama Japanese Maple trees can make a beautiful, striking addition to any garden or yard. Planting Tamukeyama Japanese Maple is quite simple and straightforward: you’ll need to start by finding the perfect spot, one with well-draining soil and plenty of sun. Tamukeyamas prefer moist, even damp soils for thriving, so be sure to account for the moisture when selecting a location. Also, Tamukeyamas look best when planted in groups rather than as single specimens; consider planting multiple Tamukeyamas at once for maximum visual impact. Once you’ve decided on a site and taken proper precautions against root disturbance (such as lesion pruning), you should begin by lightly digging a hole several inches deep before planting your Tamukeyama with well-balanced fertilizer applied to the surrounding soil. Finally, don’t forget to water thoroughly after planting and keep an eye open for signs of distress for optimal Tamukeyama health!