Japanese maple container

Trees, shrubs, ornamental grasses, bamboos and vines can all provide privacy in a garden. Evergreen plants are best for year-round color and screening. A hedge of multi-stemmed trees or shrubs is an effective privacy fence and gives a formal look, but hedges must be pruned at least once each year to keep their shape.

Learn How to Grow a Japanese Maple Tree in a Pot and include this beautiful specimen in your house even if you have limited space!

If you're looking for ideas on how to grow beautiful Japanese Maples, these tips will give you a great head start. Some of them may surprise you!

Growing trees in containers is ideal for small gardens or where space is limited, such as on a patio or terrace. They can bring height, fruit, bark and autumn colour into these small spaces.

Don't be intimidated by the many interesting plants in these containers, you only need a small sampling for your own home pot.

Growing trees in containers is an easy way to add color and texture to your garden or patio space. Here are the best 5 potted trees to try.

Container Japanese Maples are a great opportunity to add beauty & interest to a landscape. And, it’s not as challenging as you might think!

In growing Japanese maples in containers, I'd always wanted one of these trees. However I live in an apartment, so I kept it in a container.

Japanese maples are so varied in size, habit and leaf color, they can go almost anywhere in the garden. Try a few of these ideas!

In growing Japanese maples in containers, I'd always wanted one of these trees. However I live in an apartment, so I kept it in a container.