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Ditto. I inherited four from previous owner that put them along sidewalk in front of other 4’ shrubs and trying to keep them small is too hard on them. I’m eventually going to have to remove them.

that look like another thing not a tree

I had them in north Carolina. Can get spray from Lowe's, however, you spray them when they emerge to eat at about 5:30 pm.

Ya need to tell us what region of the country you are in.

The skinny weeping white pine looks like something out of doctor Seuss

I love mine. What do we do in summer for heat stress? This summer has been brutal?😮

So good. I don’t know if you’ll see this it’s been so long but I have an older fiddle that literally has A SUPER THICK trunk (I’m talking like a hand-around thumb to first finger) with several super thick branches but there aren’t an abundance of leaves. The leaves are also kinda small even though it’s near a window. I thought maybe it needs to be repotted. It’s been about three years? I have two other fiddles that are as happy as a fiddle but this guy is literally all bark and no bite. 😢

Wow. I live in zone 8b (San Antonio) , and have a Cavendish. I'm hoping it will have bananas one day. I hope it survives the winter. I love these big bananas - Musa Basjoo.

I chopped the top off my fiddle to encourage sprouting but nothing has happened on 3 weeks 😭

Thank you! I’ve been looking for narrow deciduous trees and a good overview of a native screen planting. Awesome!

Would you suggest them to be grown in between evergreen if I’m putting them on a hedge?

Need the zones!

Sad to lose❤

Thank you so much!

Thank you for the information! It would be helpful to see unobstructed pictures that show the various sizes & scales! I definitely want color, height, movement, and overall visual appeal but scale and placement are tricky!

Any recommendations for what deer will absolutely not eat? It would be great to do a video of best options for beginners!

I am in Southwest Washington - the Pacific Northwest. We are growing zone 8b and they love it here!

The leaves keep falling off my flf. 😢

Can I plant this near my house. Would the root wreck my house foundation?

Informative and well structured presentation of interesting trees.

Thank you for the info! 🌲🌲🌲

Thanks so much. Always losing my soil

Crape myrtle are popular in the DMV. I had a variety in DC and I have a variety in MD now. Very beautiful tough trees

What about the Cedar Apple Rust and apples with the Taylor Juniper? Here in Western NC we don’t sell Eastern Red Cedar much.

Do they produce fruit. Is the fruit edible?

Thank you for this most informative video. 🌳🌹

Shenandoah switch grass is a beauty too.

Show me low quart tree

THANK YOU!!

Can you put an Alberta spruce in a plastic container.

Not a good hydrangea. The most resilient one and the best one I’ve ever grown is sweet summer hydrangea. Don’t believe the reviews about them They’re are the best and most drought tolerant. I have sweet summer, incredibal, prime lime and endless summer and sweet summer in the best one from all of them in term of care, size and foliage.

I live in zone 3 none of this relevant to me. We under-appreciate the understory trees!

Great job but please mention the growing zone as you have viewers from all over.

Hands down, the best video I’ve come across for columnar trees. Fantastic job!

can you grow a small tree in a very large pot in a zone 5 outside all year?

Buying a few plants should not break the bank. I have been shopping for plants for my new home, but at the prices I am seeing? No way!! My new house will STAY sad looking sad with ZERO landscaping, I hope my neighbors understand my house will remain an eyesore. I will donate it to the hungry before I'd give 25-50 for a tiny plant in a little bitty pot. No matter where I was looking -- on Marketplace or the many nurseries online-- you apparently have to be wealthy to afford 2 or 3 plants! DISGUSTING! Sorry ya'll, but that is so depressing!

I live in Kansas City, Mo. I just can't grow them, tried twice each time they don't grow back. Is this zone to cold for them to grow

No they wont grow i shaded areas

I've also heard they LOVE full sun. I'm in zones 8-9. Can you confirm the sun thing for us? Thx!

I’m in the Northeast and I have 5 dwarf Crape Myrtle’s on my property, All doing well. I do have an azalea in front of one and is dying due to aphid infestation. I definitely don’t want that transferring to my Crape Myrtle. Will Neem take out the aphids?

I’m a fairly experienced gardener in a northern climate, but I still really appreciate these shows and get a lot out of them. Thank you!

Truly a pro tip!

Thank you for all the explanations, I learned so much from this interview! Greeting from Romania!

I’m looking for something slender to plant in the corner of our house that won’t put out expansive roots that will break our irrigation or water pipes

Surprised you mentioned the japanese snowbell, but not the American version - Styrax americanus or Styrax grandifolia. Or are they more shrub than tree? Lately, I've been on a native kick and am slowly removing non-native plants from the yard in an effort to fix some of the ecosystem damages we've done over the decades. So, the more talk of natives, the better - especially when it comes to less well-known trees and shrubs. We have so many of them, yet everyone seems to have a fetish for the foreign.

Very helpful! Many thanks! 🙏❤️✌️

I hate the way Emerald Green Arborvitae lead trunk often splits into 2 or 3 leaders. What type Arborvitae has the habit of maintaining a single leader?

It that’s 5 and a half feet tall,then you must be 8feet tall 😂

great presentation thank you.

Why do people hate these I know toxic to humans but like come on beautiful tree