Rosalinda® Indian Hawthorne Tree Form

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Rosalinda® Indian Hawthorne Tree Form - In this video I plant a tree-formed Indian Hawthorn in my landscape. I have several tree form plants. They are great for adding height without taking up so much ground space.
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@sandralapraik1357 3 года назад

Indian Hawthornes are very common here in So. Cal., mostly in medians and parks. I prefer the tree form as well which makes them more interesting than the common shrub form.

@johnnyutah1053 3 года назад

Tree forms are so cool

@lauraday8083 3 года назад

That is so adorable!

@crystalchunn6925 3 года назад

What a gorgeous plant!!

@nikkid6395 3 года назад

Beautiful Indian Hawthorn!❤

@cynthiabercaw3462 3 года назад

Your gardens are really looking nice. Love all the new things you're including.

@johntalley2023 3 года назад

Beautiful flowers on it for sure.

@NinaGail 3 года назад

OMG I’ve been looking for a Majestic Beauty standard for 2 years. You’ve now given me a great alternative!

@lisawalters5482 3 года назад

That’s gorgeous. They are one of my favorite plants. I have never seen a standard or tree form before. Thanks for sharing. 👏🏻💕👏🏻

@jessicanazario4137 3 года назад

Wow, stunning!

@geenaw3809 3 года назад

I love it. It's beautiful and so showy!

@amynelsongreen3243 3 года назад

Love tree forms! Please do keep updating us on your hydrangea tree form. I planted a very young Limelight last year and it turns out to be well formed for this technique, so I have decided to give it a try. I am following your process closely, so keep those updates and tips coming!

@terriebutler6737 3 года назад

Gorgeous, love it 💚

@marilynmontes8560 3 года назад

Im in Central Florida 9b, I'm so happy this grows in my area!!

@L4sleeko 3 года назад

My next door neighbor has two of these in the back yard. Not sure of the variety but they don't bloom in clusters like this. Very nice!

@denisekarres7914 3 года назад

Beautiful!

@judymiddleswart9350 3 года назад

Love this!!

@nataliemccleskey9867 3 года назад

Beautiful use of a beautiful plant. Your azaleas look lovely also!

@PlantandSeedGardening 3 года назад

Beautiful flowers r blooming 👍

@thepottedplanter1184 3 года назад

I just planted one of these! It’s beautiful 🤩

@oishd6077 3 года назад

Can you please do a video on training hydrangea macrophyllas into tree forms?? I did with one aggressive hibiscus last year and it's UHH-MAZING! but i am not sure what to do with hydrangeas.. they seem to be so low growing for me .. and gardenia training would also be nice.. Pretty please :)

@xiomaramartinez3212 3 года назад

Beautiful

@lenaolivetti9366 3 года назад

Beautiful

@jonicarlson7950 3 года назад

Very pretty

@sandrasmith8100 3 года назад

That is so pretty there!

@JimPutnam 3 года назад

Thanks. I think so as well

@MyPlantWorld 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing this information👍

@missbiggs9437 3 года назад

Hahaha had to laugh ... “those roots were fighting me” and “ those roots are going to be terrorizing me for a while” ... I can so relate! 😅😅🤣🤣🤣

@jennifergray6795 3 года назад

Beautiful tree, Can’t wait to see your fence!

@jennifernash4638 3 года назад

Beautiful! I didn't even know such a plant existed, so thank you for shring. My Eleanor Tabors are just about to bloom and I can't wait to see them in all their glory!

@JimPutnam 3 года назад

That is still the best variety ever released. The most disease resistant and the most compact.

@jennifernash4638 3 года назад

@@JimPutnam I wasn't sure about them at first but as they've grown in size and now bloom more consistently (the oldest one didn't bloom it's first whole year - I bought it from Wal-Mart as a rescue plant) I really love them.

@loriswain8140 3 года назад

Ok I bought a dogwood tree BEFORE I watched Jim’s video! That was my first mistake. Already moved it (we are zone 8B) for some afternoon shade. Good grief. I will not buy another tree before I see if Jim has a video. Now I just hope for it to grow. Oh also it’s in the front yard (we have the occasional deer) Sorry Jim, I hope I’m not letting you down. 😆

@Gardentodestress7 3 года назад

I want one of those!

@glendapeters8899 3 года назад

Beautiful flowering shrub! I sure wish it and the lorapetalum were hardy in zone 6!

@jillya8289 Год назад

I live in the upper texas gulf coast, i think this would be a great plant for my yard

@chriswiles87 3 года назад

I had a Majestic Beauty Indian Hawthorn, that is about 15 feet tall with a 10-inch trunk. Would have an unbelievable amount of flowers in the early spring. Unfortunately, I think the week of freezing temps (low of 4 degrees F) in Austin killed it even tho it is rated for zone 7

@JimPutnam 3 года назад

Oh, that's terrible. Hate to loose those types of things

@pasjaUKR 3 года назад

I planted majestic beauty indian hawthorn in March. I am here in Raleigh NC as well and was deciding between rosalinda and majestic beauty, but was afraid to pick rosalinda because of zone 8

@rnguyen2516 3 месяца назад

What is the massive pink shrub/flowers on the right of your screen? I love the tree forms and never considered getting an Indian hawthorne as a standard or training it as a tree form. I fell in love with your Encore Azalea tree form in another video. Such a wonderful idea!

@jin8339 3 года назад

It's beautiful and now it is on my list . Jim, where can I buy this Rosalinda in a tree form ?

@shawnfox7393 3 года назад

I have a Purple Pillar rose of sharon which is a really nice 10+ foot tall shrub that only gets a bit over 2 feet wide. Extremely cold hardy as well. Deciduous but I think the branch structure makes it look very interesting during winter once all the leaves drop off and it is covered in flowers all summer. A bit of an ugly duckling phase when it starts to drop the leaves though.

@mercury_rising 3 года назад

I’m debating putting that in where I have a pretty narrow strip. Screening would be great. They have a white one as well. Do they make a mess when the flowers drop?

@shawnfox7393 3 года назад

@@mercury_rising I have mine in a 4 foot deep bed against a fence with daffodils and daylilies planted below them so I don't notice the flower litter, but as they are usually covered in flowers and the flowers only last one day they do drop quite a lot of them. I don't like the white one, the flowers turn brown before falling off and to me it just doesn't look anywhere near as good as the purple flowers. Also mine are planted on the south side of a brown fence, the extra warmth in spring causes them to leaf out a few weeks earlier than they otherwise would, normally rose of sharon tend to leaf out fairly late. Anyway I love mine, only negative for me is they do look a bit ugly for a few weeks when they start dropping their leaves in the fall, but they look great the rest of the year.

@katherinec7698 3 года назад

Various Indian Hawthorns are used in commercial landscapes around the Fort Worth area, zone 7b/8a. Many, if not most, seem to have been killed by the crazy winter this year. So sad. 🙁

@JimPutnam 3 года назад

Same thing happened here in the 90s.

@mrparts 3 года назад

They were decimated. I lost a huge one in tree form.

@bernadetteleach372 3 года назад

Are they really dead? I'm in denial.

@dorindajenkins7825 3 года назад

👋😃

@jennetteojeda5792 Месяц назад

💙👍🏻💙

@squidsquiddly5970 3 года назад

Do you think these would survive being brought inside in winter? We have very large windows in our basement that are south facing. :D Edit: of course I am referring to if it was pruned down a bit

@marylandsharona 3 года назад

Do you know anything about the Flowering Peachtree? Thanks!

@JackieOlantern 3 года назад

I can’t find these anywhere... 😭😭😭 so perfect and beautiful!

@leeyost9917 3 года назад

Online

@ghostintheheart 3 года назад

I couldn’t find any available online anywhere right now, sigh. Maybe closer to fall.

@ghostintheheart 2 года назад

Finally got one! So happy! It’s so beautiful and already completely budded out.😁 But yeah, it’s a Southern Living Plant Collection, and I believe it was tree formed on a grafted stock; pretty big already for a 7 gallon pot (6ft tall, 3-4ft wide). I found it today at a local nursery. I gave up awhile ago trying to get it online. If you’re in zones 7-9 I would check around now at your local nurseries.

@diannbarbacci1031 3 года назад

Thank you Jim, is this particular variety deer resistant?

@JimPutnam 3 года назад

No. Indian Hawthorns are deer food🤣

@mrparts 3 года назад

Beautiful plants. Unfortunately they were destroyed by the TX winter storm of 2021. I lost a huge “Majestic Beauty” tree form. 😭

@nomadinkstudio 3 года назад

So sorry to hear that. Hopefully that was a once in 40 year freeze, but I fear these freezes are becoming more frequent. We lost a viburnum, 3 Mexican honeysuckles, and lantanas. The abelias are still just sitting there, looking pretty good, but no new growth

@mrparts 3 года назад

@@nomadinkstudio thanks for your kind words. The loss was devastating and now there’s a big gap to fill in the same area.... I’m thinking of planting some Holly in tree form and never worry about freak freezes anymore..... btw be patient with the Abelias... I have one and it’s already like 80% back in foliage,

@nomadinkstudio 3 года назад

@@mrparts I’m thinking about pulling out all the landscape fabric from the flower bed the abelias are in. Not too much grass near them, I’m thinking the added oxygen could help them recover

@isabellaspeedy6709 4 месяца назад

I just bought a majestic beauty tree form Indian hawthorn. And going to plant it in my front yard that gets afternoon sun. Anyways I am wanting to thicken up the trunk, will that come over time, or should I be diligent about pruning it for a couple of springs?

@pattyavila6205 3 года назад

Where can I find that in California?

@anitahadley2871 3 года назад

I need to find some tree forms for my own small yard. But the deer just love my Indian hawthorns down by the street. They look pitiful right now. I need to start spraying them to see if I can keep them away while they fill back in.

@JimPutnam 3 года назад

I don't think it is worth the battle. They would walk around everything at my nursery for indian Hawthorns. Even hosta seems to be lower on the list.

@anitahadley2871 3 года назад

@@JimPutnam I really should start thinking about what I can replace them with that they won’t like!

@beckyc104 3 года назад

@@anitahadley2871 maybe you could just move the indian hawthorn to wherever the deer enter your property? Then they won't need to go any further 🤣

@anitahadley2871 3 года назад

@@beckyc104 lol, I wish! They’re at the end of the driveway. Last year they ate them, then made they’re way up and ate my limelights and roses!

@beckyc104 3 года назад

@@anitahadley2871 ah, an appetizer then? 😂 Well, good luck!

@shreyasghanta Год назад

What is the pink flower bush in the background?

@cynthiaborden4209 3 года назад

Hello Jim. I live in Ohio zone 6. I bought a tree form hydrangea online. It is expected to arrive on April 30. We are expecting Cicadas in my area sometime in May. How do I protect my Hydrangea from these critters?

@rosyayala8474 3 года назад

Where can I find it?

@hellodarling9073 3 года назад

I didn't knew Indiana hawtorn even existed. 😃 Can you grow them in pots and overwinter? Do they thrive in acidic soil? I'm zone 6. Oops: Indian, I meant Indian Hawtorn. 😄

@kimsw9778 3 года назад

Full Sun?

@divya9735 Год назад

Can't seem to find any online :(...share if you know where I can buy the tree form!

@kevinbranch7010 3 года назад

What about a lolly pop Globosa Blue Spruce for the full sun spot? I think they look ridiculous but my wife likes them.

@JimPutnam 3 года назад

Probably depends on where you live. In the south you would be better off with a Juniper

@cathybrown8334 3 года назад

Jim, I understand that covid affected all of us, but last summer big box stores ( we all know who) had nothing. So far this spring not much of anything. My local garden center is pushing bird baths. Is plants by mail a solution?

@bernadetteleach372 3 года назад

I've had good luck with plants by mail. You can find those unique varieties without wasting time running around. Also good in the fall when stock is low in nurseries.

@will976 3 года назад

Hi Jim , I new to your channel ,and gardening as well, where do i begin? I live in zone 7b in Philadelphia PA I have a small area that is 7x11 with full sun, that I would like to scrub, ground cover, and possibly add some color, I am also trying to achieve as little maintenance in this area as well , because I also have an area on the side of the house that is approximately 18x32 Im saving for next year, where there is partial full sun, most of the day and I would like to add a small flowering tree, possibly a maple of dogwood??....and then??? Can you help/ Gratefully Bill