"Several ... gone too. Livid." Homeowner in disbelief after discovering old trees cut down by neighbor: 'This is a huge claim ...

Only plant smaller, dwarf varieties of Japanese maple in ... detract from the desired shape and balance of the tree. Japanese ...

You can train fruit trees, vines and other plants to grow along walls or trellises for that très romantique look.

After long weeks of yearning for gardening weather, we’re suddenly inundated by spring. Endless outdoor chores beg for our ...

What: Dwarf Purpleleaf Japanese Barberry, or berberis thunbergii f. atropurpurea Concorde, was selected for its small, compact size and dense growth. In spring, deep red-burgundy foliage emerges ...

They’re not just little trees in pots for us.” Thieves took a silverberry that’s been part of the collection since the museum's founding in 1989; they also stole a Japanese black pine that ...

This Friday, Ambassador Shigeyuki Hiroki, Consul-General of Japan in New York will be attending a ceremony at Buffalo’s Japanese Gardens where 20 cherry blossom trees will be planted.

Somei Yoshino cherry trees came into full bloom on April 19 ... often about enjoying cherry blossoms while eating and drinking. Japanese original The easy Japanese news is taken from the Mainichi ...

Stevens holly is in front, then yaupon holly, Japanese maple (variety Bloodgood ... it would be best in full sun. Dwarf redbuds. One of our favorite spring-flowering trees, this one is well ...

Japanese Acer trees are a great autumn addition to your garden. ‘Maple’ Acers are renowned for their colour-changing foliage that put on a beautiful performance at this time of year ...

Struggling to get into the autumnal spirit? The Japanese concept of ‘momijigari’ could be exactly what you’re looking for. The autumn equinox has officially been and gone, and as we approach ...

Bonsai Master Class: Lessons and Tips From a Japanese Master for All the ... the centuries-old art of training trees and shrubs to mature at dwarf size. And there probably isn’t anyone better ...