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Tree Vitalize
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 15 เม.ย. 2021
For the love of trees!
Our team of tree lovers want to help you understand and loves trees as much as we do! Our videos aim to empower you with information about tree selection, planting and care. Plus, by highlighting the many benefits of trees, we hope to inspire you to plant and care for your own tree - or trees - today!
Our team of tree lovers want to help you understand and loves trees as much as we do! Our videos aim to empower you with information about tree selection, planting and care. Plus, by highlighting the many benefits of trees, we hope to inspire you to plant and care for your own tree - or trees - today!
8 Purple Flowering Trees to Grow or Admire in Texas
There are many impressive trees that grow in Texas, but there are not many more ornamental than purple flowering trees!
In this video we’ll explore 8 trees with purple flowers that you can grow in Texas!
Contents
0:00 - Intro
0:16 - Texas Mountain Laurel (Sophora secundiflora)
0:44 - Eastern Wahoo (Euonymus atropurpureus var. ‘atropurpureus’)
1:05 - Mexican Redbud (Cercis canadensis var. mexicana)
1:24 - Desert Willow Tree (Chilopsis linearis)
1:40 - Chaste Tree (Vitex agnus-castus)
2:00 - Crape Myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica ‘Purpurea’)
2:23 - Texas Smoke Tree (Cotinus obovatus)
2:45 - Lignum Vitae (Guaiacum sanctum)
Check the USDA Zone range and get more information about each of these trees here: treevitalize.com/trees-with-purple-flowers-in-texas/
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In this video we’ll explore 8 trees with purple flowers that you can grow in Texas!
Contents
0:00 - Intro
0:16 - Texas Mountain Laurel (Sophora secundiflora)
0:44 - Eastern Wahoo (Euonymus atropurpureus var. ‘atropurpureus’)
1:05 - Mexican Redbud (Cercis canadensis var. mexicana)
1:24 - Desert Willow Tree (Chilopsis linearis)
1:40 - Chaste Tree (Vitex agnus-castus)
2:00 - Crape Myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica ‘Purpurea’)
2:23 - Texas Smoke Tree (Cotinus obovatus)
2:45 - Lignum Vitae (Guaiacum sanctum)
Check the USDA Zone range and get more information about each of these trees here: treevitalize.com/trees-with-purple-flowers-in-texas/
Check your USDA growing zone here: treevitalize.com/usa-planting-zones-by-state-postcode/
Explore more trees for Texas here: treevitalize.com/planting-zones-texas/
And don't forget to follow us on Pinterest!
www.pinterest.com/tree_vitalize/
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No one seems to like the laurel oak in my area. Everyone says they’re brittle, and disease prone.
I've lived in Wisconsin my whole life and I never learned this much about trees in under 5 minutes before! Happy to subscribe and learn more!
Yellowhorn is a good option too🎉
Goofy ai voice
About 1/2 of these trees are misidentified, including the first, which shows a Japanese maple not a red maple. Oi!
Yeah, even a 2 second google search for simply “red maple” will provide you with everything you need to know about the accuracy and fact check efficacy of this particular channel. 😂 Notice she replied to the comment thanking her for useless incorrect knowledge instead of correcting herself with yours. This is the issue with newer people trying to get into the hobby they love, they hear all these buzz words and never realize how awful the info they’ve just divested time to attempt to comprehend, it’s all complete rubbish. Read books 😂
Great! video! nice!
Thank you for your information dear
I'm surprised you didn't mention the Romance series of Cherry Varieties from Saskatchewan
Show the full plant.
I enjoyed your video. Does the Mexican Redbud have the thicker leaves like the Texas Redbud or is it thinner like the Eastern Redbud? Thank you.
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Tree Vitalize Hello i live in Az close to Gibert. I have a question, i planted trees three years ago and they barely grew. I know my soil is hard. What can i do to make my trees grow.
Hi! I would recommend researching the care practices for the specific type of tree you are growing. You may need to add some soil amendments, change your watering schedule etc. It is also worth looking at the expected growth rate of the trees you planted - some trees are naturally slow growers. Good luck!
I would like my yard with a'' these beautiful trees!!!!
It would be a bountiful oasis, that is for sure! 🍎
Helped ty
Glad to hear it!
Great video!
Discover more about each of these purple flowering trees here: treevitalize.com/trees-with-purple-flowers-in-texas/
Where do i get a maple leaf now??
Try some local nurseries, if that fails, there are some great online nurseries that sell maple trees, here is one: fastgrowingtrees.sjv.io/doYQGq (affiliate link). All the best!
@@treevitalize i just want a single leaf tho
I just want a leaf tho
I had an Heirloom Red Delicious when i bought our place. But was so unrecognizable and had to go to apple farm to figure it out. My space is so limited but planted 2 peaches, 2 plums, 1 apple and 1 pear. Now the deer are another issue.
Sounds like you have a great orchard going! Best of luck with your fruit trees (and keeping them safe from the deer!).
We need more nuts. I have planted a Black Walnut. My favourite.
Well done.
I got a Mission, I hope it does well.
Thank you for the great tips. Greetings from Tromsø, North Norway @69 degrees north
Greeting Lena! I am glad you found them helpful. Thanks so much for commenting! 🤩 - Fern
Of course my luck, I live in Houston County. lol I have several acres of old farmland that was mostly used for pasture but was looking for a new use for it since raising cattle is no longer ideal for people across the globe with the recent attacks on cattlemen & farmers.
I would love to know what you decided to do with your farmland!
Mulberries too
What is the return on investment when planting fruit trees? Do you have some numbers?
Great video setup with great information. I have watched thousands of videos on TH-cam and you have the best descriptions and information I have ever found. Thank you.
1. Black walnut 2. Chinese chestnut 3. Ginkgo 4. English walnut 5. Hardy Pecan 6. American hazelnut 7. Shagbark hickory 8. Korean pine
Check the USDA Zone range and get more information about each of these trees here: treevitalize.com/fast-growing-trees-in-alabama/
Get more information about each of these trees, plus and additional 20 cold-hardy trees for USDA Zone 2 here: treevitalize.com/zone-2-trees/
Get more information about each of these trees, plus and additional 8 cold-hardy trees for USDA Zone 1 here: treevitalize.com/zone-1-trees/
Check the USDA Zone range and get more information about each of these trees here: treevitalize.com/indiana-pine-trees/
Check the USDA Zone range and get more information about each of these trees here: treevitalize.com/maple-trees-virginia/
Check the USDA Zone range and get more information about each of these trees here: treevitalize.com/evergreen-trees-virginia/
Get more information about each of the trees discussed in this video, plus 2 more small trees for Zone 5 here: treevitalize.com/small-trees-zone-5/
Get more information about each of the trees discussed in this video here: treevitalize.com/weeping-trees-zone-5/
Get more information about each of the trees discussed in this video here: treevitalize.com/nut-trees-zone-5/
Check the USDA Zone range and get more information about each of these trees here: treevitalize.com/common-trees-in-hawaii/
For more information about each of these trees - as well as an additional 7 oak trees that grow in Florida - check out this article: treevitalize.com/florida-oak-trees/
I have stone fruit trees that fruit heavily every year, even more so than my citrus. People think you have to be in cold climates to grow them but there are some great low chill varieties. I’m in the inland empire so my chill is about 100-200 hours better than LA or SD.
Very true! I am in a subtropical climate and have several low-chill stone fruit trees growing. My apricot is the only one reluctant to set fruit. - Fern
For further details about these trees, plus an additional 13 flowering trees that will grow in Florida, check out this article: treevitalize.com/flowering-trees-in-florida/
Thank you.
You are most welcome!
Get more information about each of these trees, including their USDA planting zone information here - treevitalize.com/trees-that-grow-in-alaska/
For more information about the maple trees featured in this video, visit this article: treevitalize.com/maple-trees-in-tennessee/
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I had a loquat, lemon, orange tree an my neighbor had an avocado tree. I grew up in long beach near signal hill an let me tell u, I miss that house so much now that I'm an adult 😩☹️
Great video. Thank you!
citrus does not grow fast.
Papaya could give you fruit in one year
God bless you dear thanks.
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