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Old Mister Crow
Join Date: May-2002
Location: Seattle, WA.
Country: USA
Posts: 3,197
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Ralph,
I've got very limited experience defoliating Japanese maples. First of all, you only want to do this on a tree that is healthy and with the primary branching fully developed - but I assume you knew that part.
One thing that I would add is that you should not defoliate many of the named cultivars - they are not sufficiently vigorous to handle defoliation well.
Best regards,
Carl
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