Are bees and wasp attracted to Japanese maple trees?

Yes, bees and wasps can be attracted to Japanese maple trees, primarily due to their flowers. The small, delicate flowers of the Japanese maple produce nectar, which can attract various pollinators, including bees. Wasps may also visit these trees, although they are generally more focused on hunting for protein sources. Overall, while not the primary attraction for these insects, Japanese maples can still draw them in during their blooming season.