Gardening Unplugged - Trees for the Winter Garden with Tony Avent

Hello gardeners! In this video Tony discusses his favorite trees in the garden, including conifers, broadleaf evergreens, and deciduous architectural trees. Even seasoned gardeners will find something interesting in this video. If you have visited the garden you will recognize some iconic staples and discover new gems to explore on your next trip. This video was taken during the first Friday of our 2024 Winter Open Nursery and Garden Days. Learn more about visiting the garden on JLBG website: www.juniperlev...
Thumbnail: Celtis sinensis 'Green Cascade'
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[@TheBarefootedGardener]

Tony, I think you said all the trees are your favorite 😂 but I’m the same way… great talk.

[@Plantdelights]

Thank you!

[@smileyguy1977]

Doesn't everthing undeneath the Hackberry get covered in sooty mold?

[@Plantdelights]

We haven't had that problem with our Celtis.

[@smileyguy1977]

@@Plantdelights You are fortunate. Tennessee is heavily infested with the Asian Woolly Hackberry Aphid.