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How To Prune Japanese Maple Trees Japanese Maple trees are fine without any pruning, they will form their natural shape with no need for your intervention.They do appreciate a bit of help though when the central area becomes over-crowded.ow To Prune Japanese Maple Trees Japanese Maple trees are fine without any pruning, they will form their natural shape with no need for your intervention.
The feathery, spidery leaves of the Japanese cutleaf maple (Acer palmatum var. dissectum) make a dramatic statement in the home garden. These low trees grow slowly, but that can be a benefit as it gives you time to train them to grow in the form you desire. Red or green leaves and good fall color, as well as delicate branch and leaf texture, make Japanese cutleaf maples a favorite ornamental.