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good advice... I was going to prune them too early...

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Which one's the best??? The one that the owner likes the most.

Good work Abby!! That’s a great reminder! Thanks for the video! Frank Dabney

A "Scratch Test" is not a good test. Water bags are ineffective. Brown leaves holding on a tree means it is dead. Your email blast had better information for your customers.

What can you do if it's leggy

My shrimp plant suffers shriveled leaves due to lack of humidity. How can I help it?

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Just got mine half off at Walmart and the the leave are kinda brown. Are they still ok?

I wish Vitex negundo look this nice

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Any ideas where can I find Hadrangea seeds?

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My first time watching, so much to enjoy! 4 and 5 Thank you!

Would it do ok in a hanging basket under a tree?

I got summer crush last year and I love it on my garden so pink and dark green leaves so pretty

I prune mine right after flowers fade. (It is the last week of March here, Zone 7b-8a, and the flowers are almost done, so will prune within the next 2 weeks)

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Isn't it pronounced 'haaponica'?

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Great advice thank you!

Frank you’re too funny !!! Best wishes on your new position

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Great for attracting Bees to your garden here in Australia

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If you would mention the hardiness zone for the plants you show it would be helpful to the thousands of viewers who don't live in your climate.

Very nice plant

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They are all pretty. My husband brought me 2 of the yieltide ones.

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Can you move from one flower bed to another

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I’m confused. I have a large , white one that blooms from new wood in morning sun profusely in spring ( Maryland). The other is red, small evergreen in full shade, barely blooms in January. Should the red one need more sun?

I have bought these two times....and each time they stay green....no mater where I put them....my neighbor has them and they are yellow very bright lemon yellow.........I get so aggravated with them.........I tried to take them back, but lost my receipt..........is there any liquid I can put in the ground to change their chemical structure so they will be yellow..........I want the lemon yellow so very bad, I have green things everywhere, but NO lemon yellow..............what can I do........please reply if possible and if you cannot reply Stacey and Gabriel, the please answer me some reader that has solved this problem........thanks ahead of time........

you don't show detail of the tree, i want to see the leaves

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What is the size of the pot in which this tree is planted, in centimetres?

If you're in Houston you must water every day in the summer.

Keep the thicker branches from crisscrossing when the bush is young. This will help to build a table for the most important growth to rest on. Crisscrossing branches can fuse together or cause internal and bark related diseases and unsightly wounds. Trim it to form a V or umbrilla shape so that it grows like a tree lower to the ground about a foot or two and a bush the rest of the way up. This will allow you to get underneath them to amend the soil, weed, add mulch and things of that nature. It will also allow you to get under the bush so that pollinators aren't disturbed and so you see crossing branches that need trimmed while preventing you from getting stung by wasps or bees.

Vitex does not like wet feet. So do not plant it in extremely moist soil or soil with poor drainage. Plant it in an area that gets a decent amount of airflow / wind but also plant it where it can be protected by a slightly distanced structure like your house or a wall or fense as a buffer to prevent extreme wind from getting to it. Because it loses it's leaves in the winter you can prune it to shape so that it grows how you want it to in the spring. Some people let these grow into tree form. I think that takes all the fun out of the plant. The point is to keep it at just the right height to enjoy birds and pollinators but not so high up you can't see the real beauty. The trunks look nice in the winter time but when all the excitement is up in the canopy it's harder to enjoy.

Vitex is a high heat, high sun, and high humidty plant. It does well in super dry climates as well but requires a little more attention and a decent watering schedule in extremely dry climates. In zone 9 Lower Central Florida we have ours planted in full sun on the southern side of our house. Sun from 6 a.m. until about 7 p.m. It needs to be planted in a location where you can walk around it and work around it 360 degrees. Otherwise it may suffer from blackspot and other fungus issues. Expect high pollinator and bird activity so give it some room for that purpose as well. We keep ours properly trimmed to form a large bush / small tree. They can grow wider than tall so it's important to understand how they grow in your environment. Ours are trimmed like a vase or umbrilla to create a waving slightly drooping effect. But don't let anything lay on the ground. Keep it trimmed to create a slight bit of lift.

Mine are all dying or dead. Lady said water everyday. Nope. Hardest plant I have planted to care for yet. No care info