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Meet the Hollywood Hibiscus Cast
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Meet the Hollywood Hibiscus Cast
Meet the 2022 New Hollywood Hibiscus Stars
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Meet the 2022 New Hollywood Hibiscus Stars
Behind the Scenes Hollywood Hibiscus Breeding and Profiling at J Berry Nursery
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Behind the Scenes Hollywood Hibiscus Breeding and Profiling at J Berry Nursery
How to Find Your Hollywood Hibiscus
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How to Find Your Hollywood Hibiscus
New Hollywood Hibiscus Introductions for 2021!
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New Hollywood Hibiscus Introductions for 2021!
Watering Tips for Your Hollywood Hibiscus
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Watering Tips for Your Hollywood Hibiscus
Hollywood Hibiscus Care Tips
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Hollywood Hibiscus Care Tips
The Stars are Born Creating Hollywood Hibiscus
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The Stars are Born Creating Hollywood Hibiscus
Hollywood Hibiscus Meet the Cast
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Hollywood Hibiscus Meet the Cast
Introducing... Radiant Red™ the newest Black Diamond® Crapemyrtle
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Radiant Red is the newest debut for the Black Diamond Crapemyrtle Collection. This new variety is a vigorous grower with flawless black foliage crowned with striking deep red blooms.
Pruning your Black Diamond Crapemyrtles for more flowers
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Black Diamond Crapemyrtles will flower from early Summer until first frost. This video showcases the best pruning method to achieve more flowers, should your Black Diamond have a pause mid to late Summer in producing blooms.
Pruning your Black Diamond Crapemyrtles for small gardens
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Black Diamond Crapemyrtles are versatile, you can shape them to the size and format that best suits your garden. This video showcases the best pruning method to keep your Black Diamond Crapemyrtle compact to maintain in a smaller space.
How to Plant Your Black Diamond Crapemyrtle
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Lifetime Horticulturalist and Nurseryman Jim Berry, owner of J. Berry Nursery takes you step by step to properly plant your Black Diamond Crapemyrtles.
How to Prune Black Diamond Crapemyrtles
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Learn how to to prune your Black Diamond Crapemyrtles for Tree Form, Shrub Form, or for Perennial Performance.
All About Black Diamond Crapemyrtles
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All About Black Diamond Crapemyrtles
How to Grow Black Diamond Crapemyrtles in Containers
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How to Grow Black Diamond Crapemyrtles in Containers
How to Plant a Bareroot Black Diamond® Crapemyrtle
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How to Plant a Bareroot Black Diamond® Crapemyrtle
How to Prune Your Black Diamond® Crapemyrtle
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How to Prune Your Black Diamond® Crapemyrtle

Komentáře

  • @KCMoats
    @KCMoats Před 5 dny

    what to do about powdery mildew on res hot Crape Myrtles

  • @heidismith6148
    @heidismith6148 Před 14 dny

    Thankyou, best video

  • @xzyeee
    @xzyeee Před 16 dny

    ...and who told you that God didn't answer? He knows what you are going through, he listened and the answer, given, is on its way...

  • @juana.dejesus8808
    @juana.dejesus8808 Před měsícem

    Can you send a red black diamond to Puerto Rico?

  • @willieschlechter3472
    @willieschlechter3472 Před měsícem

    I want to plant a Crepe myrtle in my front yard as a focal point, but would like it to be 12 to 15 feet tall. Are there any Black Diamonds that could reach that height?

  • @BrendaofNiagaraCanada
    @BrendaofNiagaraCanada Před měsícem

    I agree about it your right answer about the lambs ear. Regifting is a wonderful idea L.

  • @user-if9hg4lt6w
    @user-if9hg4lt6w Před 2 měsíci

    I planted my small radient red last year when doing stare trimming th bottom to form to a tree

  • @sodbusteretta
    @sodbusteretta Před 3 měsíci

    Hello, thank you for a wonderfully informative video. Would you have any idea what I can use as a substitute for the expanded shale? I love the idea of expanded shale but in Southern Illinois I have no access to it without paying a fortune for it. I need to break up my heavy clay soil. What else could I substitute for the expanded shale? Thank you again for such a great video.

  • @northrupmj
    @northrupmj Před 4 měsíci

    Great to know❤ thanks

  • @airtechmech6681
    @airtechmech6681 Před 5 měsíci

    If a Crape Myrtle freezes all the way back to the ground, and I trim off all of the damage, will it stay small or will it grow to its normal height(as in a Natchez Crape Myrtle, which can reach 40')?

  • @8helenjhouston8
    @8helenjhouston8 Před 5 měsíci

    Extremely helpful video showing the three different techniques for pruning these stunning plants!

  • @wk4240
    @wk4240 Před 8 měsíci

    What I like is that no root ball scoring was done. 👍 Scoring the root ball is not only unnecessary, it can lead to inhibiting the over health of the tree.

  • @kuromiworlddestroyer
    @kuromiworlddestroyer Před 10 měsíci

    This is black diamond

  • @mayaportland8805
    @mayaportland8805 Před 10 měsíci

    Can they survive in zone 6?

  • @theresasundwall
    @theresasundwall Před 10 měsíci

    Thank you for these clear, versatile & simple directions! I just bought one of y'all's Amythist Kings; not realizing how big it's supposed to grow. 😅 These directions are most helpful & encouraging, that I can keep the Crape Myrtle & maintain it in a healthy way. Shalom & Blessings 🌸

    • @j.berrynursery
      @j.berrynursery Před 9 měsíci

      We are very happy to help!! Happy gardening!

  • @user-yw9wh9qw8z
    @user-yw9wh9qw8z Před 11 měsíci

    I just bought a best red and it's wonderful

  • @madmaxjor94
    @madmaxjor94 Před rokem

    Mine did not flower this year any suggestions?

    • @j.berrynursery
      @j.berrynursery Před 11 měsíci

      If your Black Diamond Crapemyrtle did not flower this year, there are several factors that could be contributing to this issue. Here are some suggestions to help encourage flowering in the future: Sunlight: Crapemyrtles thrive in full sun. Ensure that your plant is receiving at least 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight each day. Lack of sufficient sunlight can inhibit flowering. Pruning: Over-pruning or incorrect pruning can lead to reduced or no flowering. Crapemyrtles typically bloom on new growth, so avoid heavy pruning in late summer or fall, as this can remove the potential flower buds for the next year. Prune lightly in late winter or early spring to encourage new growth and flowering. Fertilization: Proper fertilization can influence flowering. Too much nitrogen fertilizer can lead to excessive foliage growth at the expense of flowers. Use a balanced fertilizer or one that is slightly higher in phosphorus to encourage flowering. Apply fertilizer in early spring and again in mid-summer. Watering: Ensure that your crapemyrtle is receiving adequate water, especially during dry spells. Consistent moisture is important, but avoid over-watering, which can lead to root rot. Soil: Well-draining soil is essential for the health and flowering of crapemyrtles. If the soil is too compacted or waterlogged, it can affect the plant's ability to bloom. Consider amending the soil with organic matter to improve drainage. Maturity: Young crapemyrtle plants may take a few years to become well-established and reach flowering maturity. Be patient and give the plant time to establish its root system. Pest and Disease Control: Check for any signs of pests or diseases that could be affecting the health of your plant. Aphids, powdery mildew, and other issues can impact flowering. Treat any problems promptly. Climate: Crapemyrtles can be sensitive to colder temperatures, especially in cooler climate zones. Make sure your plant is in a suitable hardiness zone and consider protecting it from harsh winter conditions. If you address these factors and provide proper care, your Black Diamond Crapemyrtle should have a better chance of flowering in the future. Remember that it's not uncommon for plants to have occasional off-years, so be patient and continue to provide good care to encourage healthy growth and blooms.

    • @antonioherrera2476
      @antonioherrera2476 Před 11 měsíci

      Mine is still flowering in texas, planted in June

  • @Carol-pv1gu
    @Carol-pv1gu Před rokem

    Thank you 😊

  • @micheletrenta9382
    @micheletrenta9382 Před rokem

    Beautiful plants, wonderful color. I had 2 Shell pink ,2 pure purple,1 pure white. Onestly...there is no evident differences between pink and purple.they seem the same from real

  • @sheilamore3261
    @sheilamore3261 Před rokem

    Wow yeah I just bought two dark red ones and they are gorgeous one for my daughter and one for me and I have a big giant hot pink one huge probably 12 foot or taller way up there and a light purple one huge to tell her to my house both of them and they are gorgeous I love crate myrtles I want to get a dark dark purple thanks for the advertisement never heard of Black diamond like that’s what I got on the dark red I will be looking for them thank you for Sharing🥰💜❤️💕🦋

    • @j.berrynursery
      @j.berrynursery Před rokem

      Your collection sounds absolutely magnificent! A giant hot pink Crepe Myrtle standing tall at 12 feet and a lovely light purple one gracing your house must be a sight to behold. We are delighted to be a part of adding more color and joy to your garden. You mentioned that you are on the lookout for a dark, dark purple Crepe Myrtle, and we want you to know that we will we have purely purple in stock soon! Keep an eye on our website, and you might just find that perfect deep purple gem by end August to complete your collection. Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your gardening journey. Your kind words and appreciation mean everything to us. If you ever need assistance or have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out. We are always here to help and share our love for Crepe Myrtles.

  • @NicoManansala
    @NicoManansala Před rokem

    Thanks..🎉🎉🎉

  • @TheLastRoman0000
    @TheLastRoman0000 Před rokem

    Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

  • @ckennedy309
    @ckennedy309 Před rokem

    If you have any of these or any crape myrtle for that matter and live in the south east (and if your here you probably have one) I highly recommend purchasing a systemic drench to ward off the crape myrtle bark scale. Your local home improvement store will have it. It isn't cheap it's necessary. If you notice any darkening of the bark or small white bugs better not wait. The drench takes weeks to get up the tree. These bugs can make your tree look like it's been in a camp fire. And they don't waste time.

  • @katiedotson704
    @katiedotson704 Před rokem

    I just found the Magenta at my local Tractor Supply. I had no idea these existed but I now have two to add to my garden. I am hoping to find a couple of white ones to compliment the Magenta. As they have different growth heights, they should be just spectacular planted in a loose group.

  • @chantelsgarden
    @chantelsgarden Před rokem

    Just bought mine from Cape Garden Centre in Cape Town, South Africa. So happy we can buy them here now.

  • @kimberlykoester8703

    Perfect, simple explanation on how to prune them to the shape and size you want! What beautiful plants they are! Thank you!

  • @soniagornicz7947
    @soniagornicz7947 Před rokem

    Can you restore a black diamond myrtle tree when the leaves fall out and the bush dried out? I have mine in the container. It is small but unfortunately during the moving I forgot to water for a week. I am watering it but leaves are not coming back 😢

  • @madammim694
    @madammim694 Před rokem

    i'm zone 7b. i have two of these but they will be pulled up and tossed next week when I can get to it. covered with aphids every season no matter what I do to protect them, they are ruined and after 4 years they are only 4.5 feet tall. just such a waste of money for my area.

  • @paulettewalker3887
    @paulettewalker3887 Před rokem

    Have a question I planted a Red Black Diamond Pod but did not separate the seeds inside, now I have 2 small plants growing from the pod, one is the regular black diamond with dark leaves and the other has light colored leaves like the regular Mrytle. Can I separate them or since they are from the same pod is it to late. They are about 12 - 14 inches high

  • @syedaafreen3213
    @syedaafreen3213 Před rokem

    Mine is crimson red I just bought and planted in full sun zone 9 Austin texas .It seema leaves are not tolerating even the late summer early fall heat .eventually will it adopt or just gonna die .

  • @lisajimerson4568
    @lisajimerson4568 Před rokem

    I plantwd my Black Diamond CM a year ago. They are now about 3 to 4 get y'all. I want them to bed trees. At what age or size do I start pruning and training it?

  • @live2loveothers
    @live2loveothers Před rokem

    Wonderfully made and explained.

  • @denisewyatt1877
    @denisewyatt1877 Před rokem

    I have the Magenta I planted last fall and she is absolutely thriving this year. I just bought the Pure Purple and am creating a new garden bed so I can spotlight her.

  • @leafygarden7941
    @leafygarden7941 Před rokem

    Beautiful 😍 🤩 👌 😘

  • @cesarhumberto3802
    @cesarhumberto3802 Před 2 lety

    Todo sobre el jupiter se ve perfecto pero estaria mejor si fuera traducido al español sus videos grasias.

  • @katerinaballerina7
    @katerinaballerina7 Před 2 lety

    Thank you so much for your black Diamond videos. I bought some crape black Diamond myrtles on sale to give our large side yard some shade and it’s hard finding much about black Diamond. I got me two lunar magics and trimmed them down to a single trunk. They look so good and are taking off!

  • @emt2q
    @emt2q Před 2 lety

    Can the same prune methods be done on Purple Magic crape myrtle

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    @wowbdvloge1083 Před 2 lety

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  • @bmw3842
    @bmw3842 Před 2 lety

    how to make crape myrtle grow into a low bush? I planted four of them in my front yard and i want them to be more of a low shrub .I do not want tit to grow into a tree

  • @jeanhollands4694
    @jeanhollands4694 Před 2 lety

    Do they lose their !eaves in winter

  • @zinnatbegum7829
    @zinnatbegum7829 Před 2 lety

    How can i Will buy where

  • @christophersmalling8889

    How tall and wide does this get?

    • @jberrynursery
      @jberrynursery Před 2 lety

      12x8 feet. Thank you!

    • @christophersmalling8889
      @christophersmalling8889 Před 2 lety

      @@jberrynursery I am just wondering because in the video it says radiant red gets very large . unlike the others

    • @jberrynursery
      @jberrynursery Před 2 lety

      @@christophersmalling8889 It is a more vigorous grower - it will reach the heights faster than the others. In some areas and climates it may continue growth past this 12x8, that is just the typical size we have noticed its growth pattern stop maturing or at least slow down at that point.

    • @christophersmalling8889
      @christophersmalling8889 Před 2 lety

      @@jberrynursery Do you have any idea what the typical size would be for South Floridas climate?

    • @jberrynursery
      @jberrynursery Před 2 lety

      @@christophersmalling8889 It has not been trialed to our knowledge to get any taller than 12 foot in at least 5 years, but if the growth continues in your area - we are learning as it grows as well. I am sorry if this sounds vague. But it is the best I can do for now.

  • @skelecaster
    @skelecaster Před 2 lety

    is there a variety that would stay under 4 ft tall a make a good foundation shrub?

  • @stefaniecurry5804
    @stefaniecurry5804 Před 2 lety

    My last one died during freezing temps. It had done well that year up until winter. Is that common? I just purchased another one and want to plant it this weekend on my husbands bday/fathers day.

  • @jaycee795
    @jaycee795 Před 2 lety

    Thank you for your knowledge and special gift to the world of horticulture!

  • @stevehaas9515
    @stevehaas9515 Před 2 lety

    Jim is a Rock Star ⭐️ of the plant world.

  • @leeboy244
    @leeboy244 Před 2 lety

    Mine died ,I had 2 of them

  • @quesorangel605
    @quesorangel605 Před 2 lety

    quiero de esos arboles

  • @quesorangel605
    @quesorangel605 Před 2 lety

    yo quiero de esos ,pero no se donde conseguirlos,soy de México..

  • @Aholegemini
    @Aholegemini Před 2 lety

    Black diamond has the best Crape Myrtles. I have the mystic magenta. I just transferred from the ground to a large planter. Hopefully I can keep it at short height