Japanese Maple Frost Damage?
After returning from our two-week trip to Missouri, I noticed that there appeared to be a few more dead branches on my favorite Japanese Maple. I also notice a large split on one of the multiple trunks, although the upper branches appear to be doing ok.
I am thinking that this is the final evidence of the week of hard freezes we had last Winter. Most of the damage appears to have been at the extremities of the small tree so that would seem to be typical frost damage.
Still, I am keeping an eye on the tree to watch for any further stress or damage. I would really hate to lose the tree, as it really is my favorite tree in the garden.
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I am thinking that this is the final evidence of the week of hard freezes we had last Winter. Most of the damage appears to have been at the extremities of the small tree so that would seem to be typical frost damage.
Still, I am keeping an eye on the tree to watch for any further stress or damage. I would really hate to lose the tree, as it really is my favorite tree in the garden.
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