This is my first spring with my tamukeyama JM... it has no leaves yet, in fact, I thought it didn't make it through winter, and was dying last fall, it lost its leaves very early, but it's young, and I cut off a tiny bit of the top layer of a branch to see that it is, indeed green and living underneath! I am VERY happy!!!!

Should I be fertilizing my little tree this spring or just leave it alone?

Angie