My beautiful Japanese Maple

[Esther Knapicius]

Yes my photo was part of this collection.
Enjoy.

 

[Java Guy]

Hey Esther, is the entire video just your tree? Is that multiple trees? If it's multiple, at one time does yours show up?

 

[Esther Knapicius]

Yes, @Java Guy , it is one tree.

 

[Java Guy]

That's your tree? Maybe I am slow...

 

[Esther Knapicius]

Yes, my tree, @Java Guy

 

[Java Guy]

Wow! That is AMAZING!!!! I bought some Japanese Maple seeds in January but couldn't get them to germinate That is a beautiful tree...lucky lady

 

[Esther Knapicius]

There are lots of types of Japanese Maples. @Java Guy . they vary from height, width, shape of leaves, coloring, color of the stems, and what zone they can handle. It is really very overwhelming when you do get a good resource and leaf through the pages. Would recommend you checking on it.

 

[Fernsdaddy]

Thats one big beautiful tree,

 

[claudine]

It's a gorgeous tree, one of the prettiest I've ever seen! Thank you for posting this lovely video.

 

[amelia88]

One of my favorite things about fall in Japan are the Japanese maples! Their changing leaves are such a part of the vibrant autumnal landscape here...to me they are just the epitome of this time of year!

 

[IcyBC]

What a gorgeous big tree! Love how I can still see the sky through the branches and leaves!

 

[Java Guy]

There are lots of types of Japanese Maples. @Java Guy . they vary from height, width, shape of leaves, coloring, color of the stems, and what zone they can handle. It is really very overwhelming when you do get a good resource and leaf through the pages. Would recommend you checking on it.

Thanks for the advice Esther. I bought the seeds thinking I would start some Japanese Maples and make bonsai trees out of them. Like I said, none of the seeds germinated. I will buy a couple of the smaller variety to place along the front of the house (when I eventually buy a house). I've seen the smaller varieties that look like very large shrubs. The trees I plan on putting up are cherrys, dogwoods, and a mimosa silk tree I have been growing from seed.

 

[Esther Knapicius]

not going to repeat the picture set of this wonderful tree. but worth the look again for any new folks. I just love how it came out.

 

[DrCase]

You did great on the video. I have one with that same shape , that I have slowly been unwinding .

 

[DeborahJane]

Yes my photo was part of this collection.
Enjoy.

How absolutely beautiful Esther. How old is the tree.? It looks large so I assume it is reasonably old.