
Japanese Zelkova Trees?
Closely resembling and often misidentified as a species of elm, Japanese zelkova (Zelkova serrata) demonstrates a good resistance to Dutch elm disease although not fully immune. This deciduous tree...
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How do I care for a Japanese Zelkova bonsai?
Plant your Japanese Zelkova bonsai tree in deep, well-drained soil. Prune shoots so only one or two leaves remain on each branch. Bring the plant inside to protect it from frost on cold nights. Pla...
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Japanese Ornamental Trees?
A variety of Japanese ornamental trees are available in the United States. The most common kinds--flowering cherry, Japanese maple, zelkova, dogwood and snowbell--require temperatures that conform ...
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Different Kinds of Japanese Trees?
Japanese trees are among the most visually appealing garden specimens. Some are evergreen, some develop juicy fruit and some offer brilliant color displays. Japanese trees come in various shapes, f...
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How do I naturally get rid of Japanese beetles on trees?
Natural Way to Trap Japanese BeetlesMake natural bait traps by rinsing out an empty milk jug. Place 1 cup of water, a mashed banana, a package of yeast and 1/4 cup of sugar into the milk jug and mi...
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