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I was worried that I had killed this Vitex, or Chaste Tree, but it's finally showing sign of life, I'm so happy!
Vitex agnus castus
“Chaste Tree”
10-20ft tree or cut back to promote shrubby growth
Zones 6-10
drought tolerant
Sun- pt sun
lavender flower spikes in July-September. Fragrant 8-12” blooms
highly attractive to bees, butterflies & hummers & promote excellent honey production
more info avail on this plant at floridata
Japanese Maple - I bought this last year at Home Depot as a very small tree. It's got beautiful red bark, and right now the leaves are sprouting.
Here's an image from a couple months ago.
I bought this Vitex Tree from Annies Annuals last summer, but I'm worried it's dead now that's it's been out in the elements all winter the trunk looks a little freeze damaged...
These buds look promising, but I'm not holding out too much hope. and I don't really want to snip off part of the trunk to see of it's still green, because that will create a branch point, and it s far too small to do that.
These buds look promising, but I'm not holding out too much hope. and I don't really want to snip off part of the trunk to see of it's still green, because that will create a branch point, and it s far too small to do that.
I'm not sure what to do about this, I suspect this damage has been done by crickets. I don't want to use pesticides.
This was my harvest of apricots this year, not enought to make jam, but they were oh so tasty. There really is nothing like an off-the-tree ripe apricot. They just never ripen properly when you pick them early.
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