Pruning a Purple Duranta Plant- Vargas Landscaping Presents

[@kmccormic]

Beautiful explanation of shaping and why and where to shape. Thank you!

[@GrannyEarth]

I am The Garden Granny & our garden department has had Durantas in pots that have done nothing but bloom & grow even in Arizona summers! The vendors have heavily pruned them twice & they just keep looking fabulous! I am tempted to buy one for my xeriscape garden.

[@Hzuniga911]

I’m strategically cutting ALL the bad suckers and my Duranta is looking amazing. Thank you!

[@VargasLandscapingPresents]

That is wonderful to hear!! 🙌🙌🙌Pura Vida!

[@dawnelliott9504]

I have searching for a video on caring for my Skyflower because I have a hard time picturing written instruction. Thank you so much!!!

[@VargasLandscapingPresents]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for letting me know. :)

[@gngd5351]

Thanks for showing how to care the flower.

[@VargasLandscapingPresents]

It's my pleasure. Thank you for your support!

[@ruralangwin]

Nice explanation. I'm considering buying one of these plants.

[@gngd5351]

At Home Depot in 5 gallons high 20' price now $34.98 cent. I just buy today. The tree really starts to flower now.

[@Jennifer-qo4kz]

You are very knowledgeable. Thank you.

[@VargasLandscapingPresents]

You’re welcome, Pura Vida!!

[@laetitiapurse32]

Thank you!!

[@VargasLandscapingPresents]

You're welcome! Have a great day!

[@qq-sz4te]

Can i use the branch to grow new plant?

[@VargasLandscapingPresents]

Yes, you can. Just cut a branch (it’s best to cut a second growth: not the first branch but the one that grows from it) 8 inches long. Use a root growth hormone and put it in soil with enough moisture and some protection from the sun, indirect sunlight. After a month it should grow roots. Carefully, without disturbing the soil, move the new plant to the new location.