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japanese maple
I planted a japanese maple in green bay wisconsin this summer. it is half buried in snow. it is about 4 feet tall with a two foot width. no protection. Is it doomed?
Do you remember where you purchased the specimen? I recommend calling your source and asking for help in person: local, experienced help.
You might also think about shooting a couple of photos to show how the tree is situated (west exposure? south? windward? leeward?) when you go *in person* to ask for help.
Good luck!
Cynthia H.
Sunset Zone 17, USDA Zone 9
You might also think about shooting a couple of photos to show how the tree is situated (west exposure? south? windward? leeward?) when you go *in person* to ask for help.
Good luck!
Cynthia H.
Sunset Zone 17, USDA Zone 9
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It's probably fine, but you might want to wrap it in an old sheet just to protect it from sunburn. I'm in zone 5 or 6 depending on whom you believe and I still wrap mine in the winter as I've experienced some winter dieback before. It also depends on siting, your zone, and the type of JM you have--do you still have the label? Also, you might want to peruse the Japanese garden section of this forum for more info.