Chief Curator, Sadafumi Uchiyama, and Garden Curator, Hugo Torii, tour Portland Japanese Garden to share the 3 types of maple trees found within the Garden. These 3 types include Japanese maple, Japanese lace-leaf maple, and vine maple. Learn about each of these species and find useful tips on caring for these trees.
0:00 Beginning
0:35 Introduction of Chief Curator and Garden Curator
01:45 Species Spotlight and Overview
02:15 Significance of maples in Japanese gardens
02:55 Acer palmatum, Japanese maple
05:51 Acer palmatum var. dissectum, Japanese lace-leaf maple
12:18 Acer circinatum, vine maple
17:21 End
13 Comments
Thank you, very informative, and greetings from Canada East coast.
Great content. Greetings from Germany
Great information. Like the presentations. Thank you.
The Japanese Red Maple Tree to me is one of the most beautiful trees ever… just the looks of the leaves and the bark something special 💝💞
That is lovely idea. I can;t wait more regarding azaleas , rhododendrons, shrubs . It would be wonderful if maintenance lectures could follow. Many thanks!!!!
Excellent!!
Very basic information. So helpful. Thank you.
Omg I must see this garden 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
So beautifu
I just cut down my 50 year old silver maple I hated that tree. I also have a very large and mature Japanese maple about twenty feet away. Probably the same age. That tree makes that back yard. Why couldn't the previous owner have planted two Japanese maples instead of just one?
Very enjoyable, thank you for making this
本物の日本庭園がここにありますね。
Love it! This will be my list to go to.