Planting Japanese Maple

May 04, 2004 0 Replies

Greetings,



I bought a Japanese Maple (Acer palmatum "Viridis") at Home Depot today. It is a green leaf cultivar that turns gold in fall. It is planted in a large plastic container. The root ball is still wrapped in burlap with rich bedding soil completely covering the rootball. Do I need to remove the burlap, or will it just decay in place? I hate to disturb those roots. This specimen is already about 3 feet tall by four feet wide and very heavy in the pot.



Regards,



Joe Morris


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