A brief description of a few yellow Japanese maple cultivars. The "Ryusen-type" maple that I forgot to give a name on is Acer palmatum 'Dragon Master's.
Wow what a collection!!! I have Jordan planted in the ground last year. And I just realize how gorgeous it is, so I dug it out of ground today and put it in pot 😄
Great video ! Its so hard to find images of what a variety is going to look like when it gets bigger. Maples have those teenage-like awkward years after their "baby" stage, but it still gives you a peek of their adulthood habit.....so i really appreciate what your doing. You have a beautiful collection !!! New subscriber. Thanks for all your work.
Some lovely Acers/Maples there. I took some Japanese Maple cuttings on 30th March and have just made a new video on their progress. I would love to try growing them from seed one day. I always like to get a surprise variety of JM and enjoy seeing them return every year after the winter. All the best.
Amazing collection, i am inspired. I have only 5 maples in pots, mostly reds. I can't wait to add yellows to my collection. Great videos 👍 cheers from SoCal
Love the video. I’m a big fan of maples especially Japanese and looking forward to more. Would appreciate more info on pot growing, pruning, soil composition, in short any and all aspects of your maple collecting hobby. Thanks!
Thank you! I do plan to cover all of that but right now is when many of the maples look their best. I want to focus on their physical features now and eventually cover my growing procedures during the seasons when I can give examples. I will cover some techniques soon though.
I love that you can move them around by keeping them in pots. I think it’s too cold here in Ontario to over winter in pots so I plant them in shelter places. Love your varieties.
Great video was looking for yellow maples as I’m new to maples and only have green and red variety’s. Have ordered a bihoo can’t wait for that to arrive 😍
@@maplecollector4398 BTW how old is your summer gold? I just purchased a one-gallon baby from maple bros and gonna put it in a pot in full sun. I am in 6B area. How's it doing on the hottest days?
I don't have 'Summer Gold'. I have a sport of 'Summer Gold' called 'Mendocino Sunrise'. It should have the same resilience and that one does well in the summer. My summers are very mild though.
So would an orange dream be the best yellow for shade then in your opinion? I have a spot which is basically full shade at the back I'm looking to put something for contrast with a manyo no sato and a red pymgy which get more sun further forward. Currently have a shiraz in as of last september but I'm not sure if the colour will be best without any sun, and may not show up quite as good contrast with a manyo no sato and red pygmy. Any other recommendations for something to contrast those two in full shade?! Thanks, love your collection videos!
I'm looking at planting an Aureum or a Jordan in my backyard. It faces west and gets early to afternoon full sun. What are the pros and cons of each? I've heard the Jordan is more sun tolerant but I feel the Aureum leaves are thicker and look a lot better, more yellow. What do you think?
That location is too hot for 'Aureum', in my experience. Even 'Jordan' might burn a little the first year or two but it eventually adapts. This will vary a bit depending on the heat index of your area.
I apologize for the slow reply but Aoyagi, Beni hoshi, Shidava Gold, Flavescens, Yellow Bird, Black Beard's Gold and Bihou are all excellent for yellow fall color. A Bihou in bright or dappled shade is the most intensely yellow cultivar out there. Yellow on yellow!
I'm starting a collection of Japanese maples but in my hardy zone of 4b there's not that many. I wish I can plant them in a pot! The first maple I got is called the "North Wind" Korean hybrid that can within harsh MN winter. Let me know if you can think of anymore Japanese maple in my zone. Beautiful collection by the way and thank you for sharing them. Love, love!
Glad to here that you're going to start collecting. While I don't have any experience growing maples in your climate, I do know that you are limited with varieties that can be planted in the ground. The entire "Jack Frost" collection from Iseli is a good place to start. 'North Wind' is one of these. There are a few other species that might work but generally anything below zone 5 is too cold for Acer palmatum cultivars. There are some tricks that others in the hobby use, to get their trees through winter but I don't have the experience to recommend any of them. Have fun collecting!
I will do a video on that in the winter, when repotting my trees. I want to be thorough and somewhat scientific about that subject. It's an important topic and I want to make sure that I cover all of the bases.
Thanks for the video. I was wondering if you think that Autumn Moon is also a yellow maple. I was thinking of putting Jordan near it but I don't want to if they look very similar.
I would say that it's different enough that you could put them together. Autumn Moon can get some yellows in it depending on sun exposure but it's nothing like Jordan. It's more orange.
Hello, you have beautiful maple;) However I do not understand English very well, can you put subtitles below the maple to know their variety? Thanks very much Have a good day
Beautiful collection of Japanese maple trees!!!!!! Can you please tell me the name of your YELLOW Japanese maple tree AT THE FRONT PAGE OF YOUR UA-cam VIDEO??? Thank you very much 😊 Barry
If you purchase a 1 gallon tree, put it in a 3 gallon pot. In the winter of 2022, move it up to a 5 gallon pot. Once it's in the 5 gallon pot for a year, you can move it up to it's final 20 gallon pot, with soil that drains well. The roots will need to be pruned and the soil replaced after being in the pot for about 3 years. This should be repeated every two years after that.
@@maplecollector4398 Thanks for the information. So, if my goal is a six foot tree, I would eventually need a 20 gallon pot? The same gallon pot if I keep it at 3-4 feet?
Not usually. It's one of the more sun tolerant cultivars. Don't be surprised if it burns a little the first year though. Sometimes it takes a year or two for them to establish and adapt to a full or afternoon sun position.
We don't have to worry much about heat here but wind can be an issue. Each cultivar is different. I have to move mine around until I find a spot that works.If a maple gets fried because of too much sun, I will move it to a shadier spot.
They certainly don't need to be planted in the ground. I will say that they are usually easier to care for in the ground but don't let that keep you from putting them in pots. Just make sure that you use soil that drains well.
Bonjour , vous avez de magnifique érable ;) Cependant je comprend pas très bien l anglais , pouvez vous mettre des sous titre en dessous des erable pour savoir leur variété ? Merci bien Bonne journée
@@maplecollector4398 I got a Dragon Master from MrMaple this last Fall. It let out one late spurt of leaves, then lost them all immediately. The trunk and branches turned black but don't look dead. Did yours do that?
Dude i just discovered your channel its grade A plant porn! i must have the hot blonde and those nickles bros need to shit it out again............then there's the rufinerve maple omg. Mr. maple does have the dragon master sold! I'm envious of your collection my climate conditions prevent my brood from looking top notch like yours. Late frosts affect mine every year never fails but my 2 butterflies no matter how leafed out or how cold receive zero damage????
My orange dream stands out in my garden. It’s small yet but I absolutely love it!
Thats absolutely beautiful… I love your amazing garden.
Beautiful collection! Thanks for sharing.
Wow what a collection!!! I have Jordan planted in the ground last year. And I just realize how gorgeous it is, so I dug it out of ground today and put it in pot 😄
Great video ! Its so hard to find images of what a variety is going to look like when it gets bigger. Maples have those teenage-like awkward years after their "baby" stage, but it still gives you a peek of their adulthood habit.....so i really appreciate what your doing. You have a beautiful collection !!! New subscriber. Thanks for all your work.
Some lovely Acers/Maples there. I took some Japanese Maple cuttings on 30th March and have just made a new video on their progress. I would love to try growing them from seed one day. I always like to get a surprise variety of JM and enjoy seeing them return every year after the winter. All the best.
Informative video, thank you! Loved seeing Jack’s enthusiastic wave and handsome smile!😁
Amazing collection, i am inspired. I have only 5 maples in pots, mostly reds. I can't wait to add yellows to my collection. Great videos 👍 cheers from SoCal
Love when you do different collections like this! You need to do more...
Thank you for sharing the names of each tree really appreciate it
Thank you so much, will be my next Maple for sure
Very helpful comparison of yellow maples! Thank you!
Love the video. I’m a big fan of maples especially Japanese and looking forward to more. Would appreciate more info on pot growing, pruning, soil composition, in short any and all aspects of your maple collecting hobby. Thanks!
Thank you! I do plan to cover all of that but right now is when many of the maples look their best. I want to focus on their physical features now and eventually cover my growing procedures during the seasons when I can give examples. I will cover some techniques soon though.
Thank you for sharing the names really appreciate it. nice!
I love that you can move them around by keeping them in pots. I think it’s too cold here in Ontario to over winter in pots so I plant them in shelter places. Love your varieties.
Great video was looking for yellow maples as I’m new to maples and only have green and red variety’s. Have ordered a bihoo can’t wait for that to arrive 😍
Loved this. Thanks!
Beautiful just started getting my trees love them
Beautiful garden wonderful trees. All the best from Croatia, EU. Your new 🐾, CCRES team.
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing. Just starting my collection. I got 2 now.
BEAUTIFUL AARON...My "Hot Blonde" was chartreuse last season.
Beautiful
Wonderful maples!
I would love to walk in your garden!
Nice collection!
Thank you!
Very nice!
Damn it! Every new video just stimulates me to purchase more JMs!! :(
Lol! They're addicting!
@@maplecollector4398 BTW how old is your summer gold? I just purchased a one-gallon baby from maple bros and gonna put it in a pot in full sun. I am in 6B area. How's it doing on the hottest days?
I don't have 'Summer Gold'. I have a sport of 'Summer Gold' called 'Mendocino Sunrise'. It should have the same resilience and that one does well in the summer. My summers are very mild though.
A paradise! 🙌🏻
So would an orange dream be the best yellow for shade then in your opinion? I have a spot which is basically full shade at the back I'm looking to put something for contrast with a manyo no sato and a red pymgy which get more sun further forward. Currently have a shiraz in as of last september but I'm not sure if the colour will be best without any sun, and may not show up quite as good contrast with a manyo no sato and red pygmy. Any other recommendations for something to contrast those two in full shade?! Thanks, love your collection videos!
I'm not sure how much color it would have in full shade but that's the one I would try. At the very least, it would be a nice shade of light green.
I'm looking at planting an Aureum or a Jordan in my backyard. It faces west and gets early to afternoon full sun. What are the pros and cons of each? I've heard the Jordan is more sun tolerant but I feel the Aureum leaves are thicker and look a lot better, more yellow. What do you think?
That location is too hot for 'Aureum', in my experience. Even 'Jordan' might burn a little the first year or two but it eventually adapts. This will vary a bit depending on the heat index of your area.
Would you mind providing some recommendations for some top cultivars for yellow fall color? Thank you for the great videos.
I apologize for the slow reply but Aoyagi, Beni hoshi, Shidava Gold, Flavescens, Yellow Bird, Black Beard's Gold and Bihou are all excellent for yellow fall color. A Bihou in bright or dappled shade is the most intensely yellow cultivar out there. Yellow on yellow!
Planning on any new videos soon? What do you use to fertilize your maples?
I will start making new content soon. It has been cooler than normal this year and my maples are opening slowly.
That Jordan is awesome
Awesome!!
Great collection of Maples in a compact area. Will you have enough space when these trees get more mature ?.
The great thing about maples is that they can be maintained to whatever size you want. I also give trees to my family and friends every year.
I just finally ordered a 'Hot Blonde' JM and I'm hoping it likes the sun (as they claim) better than others here in zone 6b PA. Thanks for sharing.
Don't expect it to handle full sun the first couple of years but it should settle in eventually.
@@maplecollector4398 Thanks for the tip!
Do you have a video about the soil you use for your maples and care? thank you
I do . If you search my channel you should find my soil mixture.
Great collection 👍what is that fuchsia maple next to the mendocino?🤯🥰
Thank you, that's Acer 'Celebration'. It had amazing color that year.
I'm starting a collection of Japanese maples but in my hardy zone of 4b there's not that many. I wish I can plant them in a pot! The first maple I got is called the "North Wind" Korean hybrid that can within harsh MN winter. Let me know if you can think of anymore Japanese maple in my zone. Beautiful collection by the way and thank you for sharing them. Love, love!
Glad to here that you're going to start collecting. While I don't have any experience growing maples in your climate, I do know that you are limited with varieties that can be planted in the ground. The entire "Jack Frost" collection from Iseli is a good place to start. 'North Wind' is one of these. There are a few other species that might work but generally anything below zone 5 is too cold for Acer palmatum cultivars. There are some tricks that others in the hobby use, to get their trees through winter but I don't have the experience to recommend any of them. Have fun collecting!
What u use for soils mix, all ur trees looks beautiful
I will do a video on that in the winter, when repotting my trees. I want to be thorough and somewhat scientific about that subject. It's an important topic and I want to make sure that I cover all of the bases.
Hmm I am the 666th subscriber. 😄
Great video. Hope to see many more.
hi just subscibed just found your channel
Thank you!
can we get a full name list and time stamp in the video description? thanks for sharing!
Good idea!
Hi :), great collection. I was wondering if you can give me the name of the yellow maple on 6:45 i cant find it, greetings from Belgium
Hello. That is Acer palmatum 'Dragon Master'
Cool channel! Could you tell me the name of the maple to the left of the Jordan seen at 9:55?
Thanks! That's Acer palmatum 'Amber Ghost'.
Thanks for the video. I was wondering if you think that Autumn Moon is also a yellow maple. I was thinking of putting Jordan near it but I don't want to if they look very similar.
I would say that it's different enough that you could put them together. Autumn Moon can get some yellows in it depending on sun exposure but it's nothing like Jordan. It's more orange.
@@maplecollector4398 Thanks for your help and all of the great videos.
Hello, you have beautiful maple;)
However I do not understand English very well, can you put subtitles below the maple to know their variety?
Thanks very much
Have a good day
Thank you! I will try to do that in future videos.
What tree had the big leaves on the right of Jordan?
I think you're talking about the Kalanchoe beharensis. It's a succulent shrub from Madagascar.
Beautiful collection of Japanese maple trees!!!!!!
Can you please tell me the name of your YELLOW Japanese maple tree AT THE FRONT PAGE OF YOUR UA-cam VIDEO???
Thank you very much 😊
Barry
That's Acer palmatum 'Dragon Master'.
Where can I buy those Japanese maples please
What us the name of the beautiful yellow weeping Japanese Maple that you said was like Ryusen?
That is Acer palmatum 'Dragon Master'.
I want to grow this tree in a pot and keep it at 3-4 feet or 5-6 feet high. What gallon pot is good? Thank you.
If you purchase a 1 gallon tree, put it in a 3 gallon pot. In the winter of 2022, move it up to a 5 gallon pot. Once it's in the 5 gallon pot for a year, you can move it up to it's final 20 gallon pot, with soil that drains well. The roots will need to be pruned and the soil replaced after being in the pot for about 3 years. This should be repeated every two years after that.
@@maplecollector4398 Thanks for the information. So, if my goal is a six foot tree, I would eventually need a 20 gallon pot? The same gallon pot if I keep it at 3-4 feet?
A 20 gallon pot should be fine for a six foot tree. You will need to prune the roots every 2 or 3 years.
@@maplecollector4398 could you do a video about root pruning? Really dig ur videos!
If I do that, it would be in November.
Do you know if Summer Gold will get scorched if it gets afternoon sun? I'm in planting zone 7A, but it gets humid on hot days.
Not usually. It's one of the more sun tolerant cultivars. Don't be surprised if it burns a little the first year though. Sometimes it takes a year or two for them to establish and adapt to a full or afternoon sun position.
@@maplecollector4398 That's what I was hoping to hear. Thanks again.
It’s true you can’t get just one! Haha
Wow👌 how often do you water them?
About once a week.
Can you please tell me the Names of your MOST YELLOWISH JAPANESE MAPLE TREE?????
THANKS SO MUCH,
Barry
Are you looking for a yellow tree for shade or for sun? The amount of sunlight has a lot to do with how yellow a tree stays.
What is the name of the small one between’hot blonde’ and Michael Stein hart’ at 3:31 ?
I can't tell for sure but I think that's Acer pictum 'Hoshi yadori'.
@@maplecollector4398 thank you.
Im in the East Bay as well, Berkeley and collect JM but not as extensive to your collection. How do you keep your plants from getting fried?
We don't have to worry much about heat here but wind can be an issue. Each cultivar is different. I have to move mine around until I find a spot that works.If a maple gets fried because of too much sun, I will move it to a shadier spot.
Have you ever come across any triploid Japanese maple?
Acer palmatum 'Ruby Ridge' appears to be triploid.
i see your maple trees on Pot...im hessitent to do that the nursery always tell me they need to be planted on ground...
They certainly don't need to be planted in the ground. I will say that they are usually easier to care for in the ground but don't let that keep you from putting them in pots. Just make sure that you use soil that drains well.
Bonjour , vous avez de magnifique érable ;)
Cependant je comprend pas très bien l anglais , pouvez vous mettre des sous titre en dessous des erable pour savoir leur variété ?
Merci bien
Bonne journée
I will work on doing that in future videos. Thank you for watching!
Hi jack!!!❤
Do light color leaf maple prefer shade?
Usually but not always. It depends on the cultivar.
@@maplecollector4398 Thank you very much!
Do you sell any of your maple I’m in California as well
No, it's just a hobby for me.
Thank You very much I just found him
Was that Dragon Master you said was like Ryusen from Mr Maple?
Yes.
@@maplecollector4398 I got a Dragon Master from MrMaple this last Fall. It let out one late spurt of leaves, then lost them all immediately. The trunk and branches turned black but don't look dead. Did yours do that?
@@richardoliva1190 no, that doesn't sound good.
Dude i just discovered your channel its grade A plant porn! i must have the hot blonde and those nickles bros need to shit it out again............then there's the rufinerve maple omg. Mr. maple does have the dragon master sold! I'm envious of your collection my climate conditions prevent my brood from looking top notch like yours. Late frosts affect mine every year never fails but my 2 butterflies no matter how leafed out or how cold receive zero damage????
Gods Grace😉⛹🏽♂️🥋
what is the name of the maple at 6:47?
That's 'Dragon Master'.
What’s to the right of Jordan?
That's a Kalanchoe beharensis.
Beautiful. Let’s be friends
I missed the name of the one at the 6:48 minute mark… I didn’t hear that you told us what that name was
Killer collection. You need acreage 😳
That was 'Dragon Master'.
@@maplecollector4398 thanks brother
You're welcome.
We’re can I buy this specific hot blond
Mr Maple sells that tree.
Do you like hot blonde over Gold coin? I’m looking at these two right now.
Hot Blonde is colorful spring through fall and Gold Coin fades after spring. I would say that I do prefer Gold Coin in the spring though.
@@maplecollector4398 thanks for the fast reply!
Jordan is super skinny for its height is this the pot or what? because i have one in a pot but its just 3 feet tall right now
That's the typical growth structure for 'Jordan', unless the leader is pruned when it's young.
@@maplecollector4398 oki ty ty