Beautiful ornamental small tree covered in pink flowers all summer long. Loves our Texas heat, drought, and limestone soil. Attracts hummingbirds, butterflies and bees.
I just grew 28 seedlings from a pod that I collected a month or two ago, hopefully they'll grew really big over the spring and I can plant many of them this fall (and sell the rest if I'm lucky)
I would love to have one, but I can only find a couple of places on the internet that has them, and the sales price $ 170 and up. How fast do they grow from seed?
Great video on our beautiful Desert Willow tree. You're getting better at presenting the plants and explaining the details of the applicable plant.
So glad you're watching my channel. Did you see me video your tree this morning? I just love it!!
Thanks for the compliment! Trying to be more natural.
Such a beautiful tree! May I ask how old your tree is? I have the perfect spot in our front yard to plant one. Thank you for your videos.
I believe it's about 10 years old. It's my neighbor's tree.
@@therockyhillgardener Thank you so much!
I just grew 28 seedlings from a pod that I collected a month or two ago, hopefully they'll grew really big over the spring and I can plant many of them this fall (and sell the rest if I'm lucky)
Wonderful! They should grow well here!
Can’t wait to plant mine!
You're welcome
hi, im in dallas. we get pretty strong winds, will these get blown over? how about height, can this be cut and trained to be no more than 8-10feet?
If you prune when they're young, you can probably keep them to 8-10 feet.
I would love to have one, but I can only find a couple of places on the internet that has them, and the sales price $ 170 and up. How fast do they grow from seed?
They can be propagated quite easily. Mine were sticks from my neighbor's tree. I put them in wet soil and kept them fairly moist until they rooted.