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re: Japanese Maples
Posted on 9/16/23 at 1:59 pm to Boston911
Posted on 9/16/23 at 1:59 pm to Boston911
There are a number of heat/sun tolerant cultivars, but none really will shine as well, in regards to leaf scorching and dramatic color changes, as they would if located in more temperate climates. Retail garden centers in S LA often carry Bloodgood and Sango Kaku Coral bark cultivars.
Of the 1/2 dozen or more sun/heat cultivars I have planted I’ve observed the “Baton Rouge” (coral bark cultivar) seems to have the least amount sun/heat/moisture leaf damage in mid- to late-summer. Even “full sun” cultivars will do/look better with some afternoon shade. If you are OCD in regards to leaf scorching in the heat of summer forget Japanese Maples.
I buy most of my heat tolerate Jap Maples from Mr. Maples LINK.
Of the 1/2 dozen or more sun/heat cultivars I have planted I’ve observed the “Baton Rouge” (coral bark cultivar) seems to have the least amount sun/heat/moisture leaf damage in mid- to late-summer. Even “full sun” cultivars will do/look better with some afternoon shade. If you are OCD in regards to leaf scorching in the heat of summer forget Japanese Maples.
I buy most of my heat tolerate Jap Maples from Mr. Maples LINK.
This post was edited on 9/16/23 at 3:50 pm
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