(WFSB) - If you’ve noticed tiny red-leaved tree seedlings in your lawn or garden, you’re not alone. Many Connecticut residents have been reporting them popping up in their neighborhoods recently.

Here's how to plant a Japanese maple tree and keep it thriving for years to come.

Q: My father recently died, and while I was out at his house taking care of issues, I noticed a baby weeping Japanese cut-leaf maple seedling under a beautiful specimen he had growing on the corner of ...

Dear Roger: Japanese maples look especially good this fall. I have one. I want to add more. I have a large lot, but I have to garden on a budget. Any suggestions? — Jennine Davidson, Laurinburg Dear ...

Across Connecticut, gardens and backyards are being overrun by small orange-leaved seedlings. It’s not chickweed or crabgrass or even dandelions, but something usually considered more majestic.

Maple seedlings sprout in a Omaha yard. Mowing will take off the tops and stop their growth. Seedlings in the lawn can be mowed down. Others will need to be pulled by hand. Edible gardens have been ...