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So I'm pretty sure that's what it's called. I wanna try a Japanese maple. I love in NY and was wondering the process of digging one up in the woods and chopping it down to the trunk. This is a thing right? Lol. If so is this adviced for a beginner and what term can I search for.
 

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Harvesting, collecting, yamadori are terms to search. It's a simple process. Good tools will be worth your investment.
 

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They don't call them "Japanese" Maples for nothing. Th odds of you finding one to collect outside of a landscaped situation are slim to none. Buy one from a store, or pick a tree that is native to your area.
 

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Oak, Beech, Hornbeam, Hop Hornbeam, Tamarack, Haw, Willow, Elm, Honey Locust, Cherry, Crabapple, Mulberry are very good.
 
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Oak, Beech, Hornbeam, Hop Hornbeam, Tamarack, Haw, Willow, Elm, Honey Locust, Cherry, Crabapple, Mulberry are very good.
Honey locust???! Mayne the foliage is beautiful on them but I have had absolutely no locust luck

them things hate being collected lol I would love to see one done up tho
They are a species I have zero survival rate
 
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