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Originally Posted by kansast
I see some forecast have us going down to 27 degrees tonight.. Do I need to bring my Japanese maple in for the night ?
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Nope, we live in the warm side of the spectrum as far as Japanese maples go. It is time for them to drop their leaves and go to sleep. Winter is a good time to transplant or prune maples because they are dorment and experience no stress during the winter.