Tamukeyama vs Crimson Queen vs Inaba Shidare vs Orangeola. How to identify them?
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Tamukeyama vs Crimson Queen vs Inaba Shidare vs Orangeola. How to identify them?
Join me in this journey and learn with me how to identify these similar looking Japanese Maples, cause I didn’t know before this video. Sorry, I don’t know how to edit yet. 😂
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This video made my day. Thank you! Keep up your maple comparisons in real time - it helps all of us!
Thank you for watching!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Great video! Thank you a lot! It was very helpful ❤ Please keep doing such videos with another kinds of maples! Maybe Garnet or Firecracker)
Thank you very much. I will keep those two in mind. Stay Nutty ✌️🍁🥜
Great information! Thanks
Glad it was helpful! ✌🏻🍁🥜
Very good information, thanks for that’s! Good luck 🙏🏼💪🏼
Thank you 🙏
Very informative! You do have a passion! 😊
Plants are definitely my passion!!! Thanks 🙏
Thanks for your sacrifice! (the poor leaves) thanks for a very informative video. The digital microscope was interesting in theory, but was probably too much of an overkill huh? Haha
Way too much 😂. I’m also learning as I go with you guys.
Beautiful garden ❤
Thanks 😊
Is there any difference in spring, summer and autumn color among them. And which is your fav variety among them?. Thanks for video.
Yes, there’s difference between them during each season. My favorite is Mikawa Yatsubusa, Hupps Dwarf, Kuro Hime, Hana Matoi and Lillian’s Jewel
Your garden is so so meticulous and beautiful!
Among those which one is most red?
Orangeola is my favorite of these four lace leaf. As far as the red goes, Crimson Queen’s red is brighter.
Do you have ever red maple 🍁 tree? I bought one from Home Depot but can’t find it on UA-cam. Beautiful. Garden …
If it’s an upright red maple is most likely a Bloodgood or Emperor one. If it’s a laceleafy (wiping form) then is most likely a Crimson Queen or Tamukeyama. My big red maple is a Bloodgood from Lowes and my 4 Tamukeyamas are also from Lowes. Do you have the label to it? Scan the barcode with your home depot app and see what it tells you.
@@MapleNutz Thank you 🙏🏾 so much. I will try to scan it. They had bloodgood , green waterfalls and ever red. I bought waterfalls (wiping form) and ever red looks like it has wiping form and , it’s kind of short . It was very different from bloodgood. Then I bought 2 from the nursery very tall just acer plantar… on the tag 🏷️ confused 😐 .
@@Mariefrancegrscecould be seedlings from a bloodgood
where I live there are about 15 JM trees on the property. eight of them are Tamukeyama and crimson queen 20 year old trees or older. The others are the regular green leaf trees. ( 5 point). I'm seeing many many seedlings growing up under the green trees but none under the lace leaf trees. The ? is on the laceleafs will the seedling have seven points on the leaf? all the seedlings I see have five points on the leaf. So I guess the ? is on the lace leaf trees will the leaves on the seedlings have just 5 points? Yes I'm brand new to Japanese Maple trees and bonsai. I've collected about 10 seedlings and some are 8 to 12 inches tall already. Thanks if you can set me straight.
I promise, I don’t understand what information you are trying to get. But here we go. Seedlings aren’t true to the parents plant, you will get many different varieties from seedlings and they will all look a little different.
some JM have 5 pointed leaves , some have 7. the laceleaf have 7 the others have 5. When the lace leaf are seedlings will they have 5 or 7 points on the leaf?
Dizzy warning a lot of spinning in this video!
I’m so sorry for this. I did an updated version of this video. I will do an even better one in a few. Stay tuned my friend.
@@MapleNutz =))
btw you got some nice trees =)
Thank you very much. A lot of them are roasted this year. This growing season was very brutal for maples here in zone 8a NC.
#maplenutz 🍁😎🥜☀️
My favorite is Inaba Shidare
Idk, crimson queen is putting a nice show right now at home.
which one is better for 9b with clay loam soil?
Clay loam soil is way better than sandy loam every time all the time. Clay loam has so much nutrients and the ability to hold nutrients is unmatched while also providing air through aggregation.
@@MapleNutz is 9b too hot for these Maple? Summer can get up to 100f
Yes it is. You have to provide shade to your trees during the hot afternoon hours.
@@MapleNutz I can get Crimson Queen and Tamukeyama locally. Which one is faster growing? Also which one will do better with 9B California dry summer?
@@dschannel5273 id go with Tamukeyama because it’s more sun tolerant than crimson queen
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You need your own Jap. Maple nursery.
I know, right? When I purchased my next home I will make sure it has land and no hoa and I will consider opening a small nursery. 🙏