With so many options for stunning maple trees that will add drama to your yard, you can think outside the box. Consider if you'd prefer a cascading, weeping, or upright growth style and what ...

Also, weeping Japanese maples tend to have more fragile bark, so keyhole saws are recommended to make those cuts. Finally, some dwarf varieties might be too small to trim into the umbrella shape ...

All weeping cherry trees stay under 25 feet tall, but dwarf varieties are even more compact—growing six feet high or less. Full-sized Japanese maple trees can stretch over 30 feet tall ...