Proven Winners ColorChoice Trees

[@LinusCello75]

The picture for Cercis luscious lavender flowers @1:58 is wrong and doesn’t match the website; those flowers are at the terminal end of the branches (compare with C. Midnight express @2:23 where flower is along the branch).

[@vn5854]

It's wrong because they showed a picture of lantana flowers. Pretty sloppy editing.

[@TheBarefootedGardener]

Temple Of Bloom is amazing! However why is it sold commonly in #3 pots?! A plant request for you: Cornus wilsoniana is another dogwood species that needs to be more common.

[@provenwinnersretail]

The container size is chosen by the grower who offers the plant at wholesale, so not something we can control, each has different reasons for their container preference. And thanks for sharing your thought on the other dogwood species!

[@ellyn8893]

Sorry but Lucious Lavander photo looks suspiciously like a Verbena was a wrong photo chosen!

[@ellyn8893]

Went back for a second look and those buds are not pea shaped , that is verbena

[@kp-gbuniqueinterest]

Can any of these trees be kept on the short to medium size? like 10ft-13ft wide and tall? Edit: I bought the lollipop one last year. Looking for more PW trees

[@chriss6356]

It literally says in the video how large they get.

[@kp-gbuniqueinterest]

@chriss6356 i know that. But some trees can be kept on the smaller size. Not all trees can be prune to keep on the small to medium size. That is why I'm asking. Fruite trees are good example of this.

[@vn5854]

No, you can't take a tree that normally grows 30 ft plus and keep it pruned to 10 ft, or whatever. Buy the right tree for the right spot. There were several trees listed that will grow within your specifications that WON'T require pruning. Go back and watch the video again.

[@kp-gbuniqueinterest]

@vn5854 i know what their size is. I'm asking them the creators of the tree. If some can be prune on the small size. Like instead of 30 spreads would 20-25. And you can keep some trees smaller. It's how it's prune etc. Not all trees but there are big trees u can do that. Google is your friend.