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 This is my tree on my property on my front lawn NJ, The closest I was able to get to it and all I saw was a tiny white like spider in the center of a web but from all the searches I've done about diseases that attack these trees, none mention a single spider like an insectBy far the most common causes of damage to Japanese maple trees are incorrect watering, frost and sun Especially when Japanese Maples are grown in containers they require even watering Planting them in the correct position should avoid much of the damage caused by high winds, extremes of cold and high heat Article and pictures by David MarksRusts are fungal diseases that affect leaves of several hardwood species Leaf rust is a common problem, but rarely is serious It is characterized by yellow spots on the upper leaf surface Close examination reveals small yelloworange bumps filled with powdery spores on the leaves Japanese Maple Care Information How To Grow Acer Palmatum In A Pot What does a diseased maple tree...