I live in Canada, where can I get seeds for this plant, I am very interested. thanks.

Can you tell me what the difference is and Carolina sapphire and blue ice?

Come to think of it, the witch hazels are so called because their branches were used as divining rods to locate water. So withe, witch, and even wick appear to have similar origin and meaning

Been curious about the common name of Witherod. Today I happened to see it spelled Withe Rod, so I looked up definition for Withe - “cord, band, thong, fetter”. Withe appears to be the source for present day “twine”. I ran here to tell you all. You’re welcome :)

Где можно купить? В Украине нигде ее не найду...

I have one of these I am training to tree form. It is 8 feet tall but not nearly as full as the one from this video. I started it a few years ago as a tiny stick. The local box store had a Carolina Midnight on discount because it was sad looking. I took a chance and carefully separated it into 3 rooted sections. One died quickly, the other within months, but the baby among 3 thrived. I appreciate the suggestion to block sun from the bottom. That may be what I'm missing. It has been growing evenly from bottom to top.

Would these be a good plant by a roadside?

Guys please does "jane" or liliflora magnolia need any strstification to break dormancy/fruiting like peaches?

I adore my sunshine ligustrum plants! They are thriving as my part of my foundation plantings in all day full sun along with the purple daydream lorapetalum and tater tots I planted. No trimming needed now after I ripped out all my boxwoods. Good riddance! Zero maintenance except for mulch. Sunshine ligustrums are my favorite!!! Mine grew about a foot and a half since this spring and are beautiful! They look great against the purple daydreams and the brick of my home. I'll be honest, I wish I had planted more of them. Love your channel!

Good medicinal.

Can you do one on October Magic Dawn Camellia?

My early wonder is blooming now. This is the only japonica of mine that blooms around this time. The rest blooms in early spring. Can you do one on Japonica Goggy Camellia?

Bought this and planted last fall. And it's blooming now this fall, it's gorgeous. Thanks. Can you do a review on Oct magic Dawn Camellia? I bought that one too but did not see any buds this year. Wonder why.

Oh wow, I have these all around my pond.

Hi Mr. Putham, do you sell this plant or the cutting?

Jim, love your videos. With regard to sun exposure on C. japonica, it is really helpful if you can avoid early morning winter sun. Direct sun hitting it when the temperature is 10 degrees or so is the sun its leaves hate most. You can see this in March where a C. japonica is out in the open (the original tree shade having been lost to a storm): the leaves will have an unpleasant cast towards yellow.

Do the flowers smell fishy like the OG Illicium floridanum?

Yep. I straddle 8a/b eastern NC. North side of the house, up against the house. It’s getting huge after 3-4 years. This fall is the first time I’ve seen blooms on it

I had an arborist out to look at the health of some trees in my backyard..in passing he made a reference to a bush we have calling it a "Hawthorn" and saying it was nice and we wouldn't want to get rid of it. So, the bush in question is likely original to the property...about 25 years old. It spans 5-6 feet high...and maybe 10 or 12 feet wide with branches 2-2.5 inches in diameter. The branches are sparse and approaching a bonsai-like sprawl. It doesn't have the same full, leafy, dome-shaped like yours or anything I see when I search images of a Hawthorn Scrub but because of it's squat shape, I'm certain it's a scrub and not a tree. It's evergreen and it does flower...white flowers, although not many, for 1-2 weeks once a year. Right now, in Nov, some of the leaves are turning red. It's located in a spot where it gets no direct sun under mature magnolia poplars, elm, and sweet gum trees. I'm thinking that perhaps the maturity of the Hawthorn and lack of ideal sunlight may be why looks different than many images I see online. Have you seen large, mature Hawthorns to speak to this? I'd like to trim it back and try to tidy it up but I don't see videos in which someone shows what I'm looking at leading me to think this thing is beasty and ancient as Hawthorns go. I'm concerned about pruning it back and being left with gangly leafless branches.

NEED!!!! Cannot find any at local nurseries. I’m 8b, Madison, MS. Any input on reliable mail order sources would be much appreciated.

Thanks so much for this playlist! It made it so easy to quickly explore plants that will grow in my area!

Can a full grown acuba be transplanted successfully? I am an hour east of you and have one growing where it doesn’t match with the rest of my foundation plants. I don’t want to risk killing it by moving it. If it can be transplanted, when should I move it? Love your videos!

Love the smell omg first thing I noticed when I got them

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I’m near Southport, NC and was hoping to plant a row of these on the property line (eastern side of my house, in full sun until about 3:00 PM in summer). But now I’m worried that they may get too much sun in this location. Thoughts? Thanks!! 😀

I’m near Southport, NC and was hoping to plant a row of these on the property line (eastern side of my house, in full sun until about 3:00 PM in summer). But now I’m worried that they may get too much sun in this location. Thoughts? Thanks!! 😀

I just planted one of these next to my Emperor One Japanese Maple, and I love the contrast of textures & colors. Thank you for all of the information!

I like the idea of tall and slender!, I had 4 , 3 have perished😢…from this video sounds like I didn’t water them enough…. I might try again…thank you .

I find the intense heat from full sun burns the leave tips

Are the flowers fragrant. Can they florish in the Tropics cannthey grow from cuttings?

Love it, thank you, also what are those lime green grasses! Are those a carex, sedge?? So pretty!

I can attest that deer like this plant.

what do you recommend for dry places

Thank you so much for posting this! I live in zone 8b and in desperate need of shade trees for my rescued dogs. I wanted something evergreen, fast growing, non-toxic to dogs , nice looking privacy tree shrub and drought tolerant. I was getting frustrated in my search but your video was and is an answer to my prayer! I'm elated to start purchasing and transplanting this fall! 🙏🐶😁

Thank you for the information! I always wondered why my branches weep! I thought it was just not growing well! This was extremely helpful!!😊

I have 5 of these and they're awesome. Many white-blooming camellias have very light green leaves that don't always look that great. This variety has beautiful deep green leaves that contrast nicely with the white flowers.

The flower is boil and cooked and eaten in my place

Amazing video thank you Jim

Very good and informative video Jim. You do a great job providing a perfect overview of these plants. Going to get two Fire Chief Arborvitaes for my front yard

Thank you!!!

Have the same variety and it blooms for me October to April, I had blooms on her at Easter last year west of Atlanta area, great plant!!🌸

will this cypress maintain a pyramid shape or will it turn into a column type shape. thanks

Mine is dying. The heat was I guess too much even though I watered it. I’m hoping it’ll come back even though it’s not completely dead. Or maybe I’m missing something. I’m in zone 6b-7.

Mine just split in half healthy not rotten how to protect the heaviest massive limb that that split off of the tree thanks

why do some photos of this named plant appear orange yellow, when your is clearly white??????????

One of my jane magnolia just bloomed out again. It's late September here. Its got more blooms than it did in the spring.

Planted 2 in my front yard, full sun in central texas. Mine are looking stressed and losing leaves at the bottom. Any suggestions? Should I transplant them in a shadier spot? Any advice would be appreciated.

We do not water ours so much it's in front of our house and now the bloom so much... Chinese use them flowers as addition to green and black tea... dumplings...

Can this thrive in zone 8

I've bought these and put in my front bed in Katy Tx..I have not seen any Yellow yet..what is up with my plants??????