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The Dallas Arboretum
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The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden provides rotating displays four times a year, delivering breathtaking colors for guests every time they visit.
Just minutes from downtown Dallas, the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden is a world-class, 66-acre urban oasis attracts over 978,000 visitors annually. Featuring 19 finely manicured gardens, Seasonal Festivals and activities, a robust plant trials program, adult and youth education programs, and a new 8-acre Children’s Adventure Garden, there is truly something for everyone at the Arboretum. Whether you're looking for a destination for a family-friendly adventure, a peaceful stroll in nature, a romantic date, a wedding or other private event, the Dallas Arboretum is the perfect venue.
Just minutes from downtown Dallas, the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden is a world-class, 66-acre urban oasis attracts over 978,000 visitors annually. Featuring 19 finely manicured gardens, Seasonal Festivals and activities, a robust plant trials program, adult and youth education programs, and a new 8-acre Children’s Adventure Garden, there is truly something for everyone at the Arboretum. Whether you're looking for a destination for a family-friendly adventure, a peaceful stroll in nature, a romantic date, a wedding or other private event, the Dallas Arboretum is the perfect venue.
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Dallas Arboretum Black Heritage Celebration 2023
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Dallas Arboretum Black Heritage Celebration 2023
Exploration Center featuring the OmniGlobe Overview
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Exploration Center featuring the OmniGlobe Overview
Edible Plants presented by Founders Garden Club
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A special thank you to our partner, the Founders Garden Club of Dallas, for sponsoring this series of plant videos focused on edible plants in the garden.
Holiday at the Arboretum: DeGolyer House Tour
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Holiday at the Arboretum: DeGolyer House Tour
A Tasteful Place at Home: Garlic-Infused Tomato Garnish
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A Tasteful Place at Home: Garlic-Infused Tomato Garnish
A Tasteful Place At Home: Full Circle Bakery's Signature Chocolate Chip Cookies
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A Tasteful Place At Home: Full Circle Bakery's Signature Chocolate Chip Cookies
Behind the Scenes: Autumn at the Arboretum
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Behind the Scenes: Autumn at the Arboretum
#GardenZen: Lily Pads Floating by a Waterfall at the Dallas Arboretum
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#GardenZen: Lily Pads Floating by a Waterfall at the Dallas Arboretum
Plants With Dave: American Beautyberry
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Plants With Dave: American Beautyberry
Plants With Dave: Portulaca 'Happy Hour'
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Plants With Dave: Portulaca 'Happy Hour'
Autumn at the Arboretum Behind the Scenes: Pumpkins Have Arrived!
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Autumn at the Arboretum Behind the Scenes: Pumpkins Have Arrived!
A Tasteful Place at Home: Spaghetti Sauce
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A Tasteful Place at Home: Spaghetti Sauce
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Plus pretty yellow Fall color! These are beautiful trees 💚
Actually, Indians mixed the Yupon leaves with other herbs that induced vomiting.
Mesquite are awesome
Most are dead now didn’t survive winter 3 years ago.
Can they survive Dallas winter?
what variety is that?
I bought my Bur Oak tree when it was about 6 inches tall 5 years ago. It's now reached twelve feet tall! It grows very well in the red clay soil of western North Carolina.
Was this filmed with a potato?
Dave you rock, sweet willow, awesome vids
Dallas red Lantana can be trained to grow upright with stakes. I've had it grow 5 ft tall with the help of stakes and garden twine. Hummingbirds and butterflies love Dallas Red and Luscious Citrus Blend in my south central Pennsylvania garden, zone 7a. I overwinter Lantana in my unheated basement by cutting it back and watering very infrequently. It goes dormant and when spring comes I take the pots outside and it wakes up. Guess you can tell I really love Lantana.
Weeping 300 plus dollars 😅
those are beautiful. i have to replant mine. i think it is too close to the water meter by the street. i probably have it 5 feet away from the meter and 5 feet from the street on my hellstrip. should i move it this fall?
What is the difference between between the desert willow and desert orchid? Wouid either be a good candidate by a pool but set further back? Thank you!
i planted a few bur oak acorns in pots, and they are about a foot tall now. waiting to put them in the ground
What's the difference between these and osmanthus burkwoodii? I have a hedge of 12 osmanthus burkwoodii ... they don't grow so high! Greetings
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Biggest 1 in texas? I thought everything was bigger in texas lmfao. Alabama said hold my beer
Hi Dave, great video! I have a smaller Vitex that is about a 15 gallon. Once it blooms in summer, the blooms only last a couple of weeks. How do I get it to bloom again? Should I be deadheading the blooms after they die? Or just leave it alone until I prune it again in Wimter/early Spring?
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Do gaura like to be fertilized? How do you know when they are spent? What are the tall spiky pink blooms behind you? Thank you!
I’m tree forming mine.
How high can this grow. I need something that will grow high
Great video are they fast growers?
Which month we sowing it
Those are not oriental they are the opium poppy
These are new to our city, Nanaimo B.C.. they survived a very cold snap where many other plants did not. It’s very pretty and a welcome change to the old stand bys!
Can they be grown in Zone 11?
La mejor compañía para trabajar fui el año pasado y primero dios este año será igual
We have one of these and its the biggest snowball tree Ive ever seen, its like 1.5-2 stories tall
Im using it for bonsai, thanks for the info!
Oh no, now I want to grow them all but can't buy bulbs in Quebec. Some stores recieve one or two varieties $10 for a small to medium bulb. I tried one and it didn't grow, only made mold. Found one as a potted plant last year in the "Mother's Day" plants rack for gifts, $15. Kept the bulbs in Fall, and they all grew back when replanted in April. So it definetly was a dead bulb I purshased last year. Sad. You're blessed with such nice plants in the USA.
How long did it take to grow this large and what size gallon did you start with?
i looked for the best fruit trees for deer it said #1 is Persimmon & #2 is Keiffer pear, so today 4-27-2024 i bought a Persimmon 6' tall for 129.xx & two Keiffer pear s for 89.xx each....i'll cage them in for a few years then let the deer eat them as i watch from my back porch...i'll buy more fruit trees next year..!! ps. i live in Southern Ohio
What Lantana varieties are in the bed you demonstrated? I can't tell if they are mounding, where there are several clumped together, or trailing. Because they aren't too tall, they look a lot like the Bandana series. I do have to chuckle though. The comment about not getting a lot of cold in the Dallas area pretty much was disproved in February 2021 when the "storm of the century" roared through most of Texas and a lot of the South. We're in Central Texas and experienced the same storm. A majority of plants were replaced after that storm.
They are not siberian Iris. An arboretum should know better. These are so called Dutch iris from around the Mediterranean.
Thank you for sharing. Great video. My parents had 2 of them. Very interesting cedar.
What are you using as a support for the cross vine to climb up the post?
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