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2024 Mcdaniel Mill Road Conyers GA 30094
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Frequently Asked Questions
How big does the Bloodgood Japanese Maple grow?
The Bloodgood variety typically reaches 15–20 feet tall and about 15 feet wide at maturity, forming a well-rounded canopy that's perfect for yards, patios, or ornamental planting.
Does the Bloodgood Japanese Maple lose its leaves in winter?
Yes, it is a deciduous tree. It drops its leaves in late fall after turning a brilliant crimson-red, adding seasonal beauty.
Is it possible to grow a Bloodgood Japanese Maple in full sun?
Yes, it performs well in full sun to partial shade. In hot climates, it benefits from afternoon shade to protect the leaves from burning.
Does the Bloodgood Japanese Maple grow quickly?
It grows at a moderate pace—about 1–2 feet per year—depending on soil, water, and sunlight.
What kind of soil does this tree prefer?
For healthy growth, plant Bloodgood Japanese Maple in well-draining, slightly acidic soil. Enriched loamy soil helps promote strong root growth and vibrant leaf color.
How do I prune a Bloodgood Japanese Maple?
Minimal pruning is needed. Prune in late winter or early spring to remove dead, crossing, or inward-growing branches to maintain shape and airflow.
Is this tree good for small yards or containers?
Yes, while it's medium-sized, its upright form and slow growth make it suitable for smaller landscapes and large containers.

