Leaves turn a brilliant red-orange in fall.
Good luck! I think your tree is in good hands. If it blooms at all, this maple owers in early spring before lea ng out (L), with inconspicuous red or green owers in dense clusters (LC and R) which may be female, male, or both (RC). And if you do use the probe, only use it once or twice a month. Avoid the deep root watering unless we really have a drought again next year. Give the tree 5-7 gallons every other week, on days when the temperature will be above 40 for most of the day.Īfter the spring thaw, when we have had no rain, start watering again, 5-7 gallons, at least twice a week. Typically, the leaves of an Autumn Blaze Maple turn red in the fall, as the name suggests. Autumn Blaze maple is a large tree, but red maple is this product may help your trees, its packaging is a turn-off. Then switch to a winter watering schedule. Our suggestion is to stop the deep watering now, and continue soaking every other day (from the surface, around the drip line) until the first freeze. I'm guessing it will rebound next summer.
So when a tree is "anemic", it's because there is too much water, flushing the iron from the roots.Īs fall approaches, young trees tend to lose their leaves a bit early, anyway. In Colorado, we have plenty of iron in our soil. I planted some Autumn Blazes a few years ago and the first year they put on a lot of growth, but both had some sort of leaf spot disease by late in the Summer. The leaves that aren't turning look red look yellow in the pictures, a sign of iron chlorosis. I know this might sound strange, but I think you may be over-watering the tree. It is good to see someone who is so diligently caring for their tree!
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