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Vitex (Chaste Tree) on Atlanta Highways: Drought-Tolerant, Butterfly-Friendly

Vitex agnus-castus – Georgia Gold Medal Plant 2000

Lavender-blue flowers blooming now along Downtown Connector. Dr. Gary Wade has one in backyard. Drought-tolerant, nearly pest-free, blooms when others quit. Bees and butterflies love it.

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About Gardening: Identifying and Caring for Mystery Cactus Collection; Jade Plant Care: Pruning for Shape and Health; Identifying a Large Unknown Houseplant/Tree; Reviving a Declining Calathea: Light, Pot Size, and Humidity; Dracaena Marginata: Saving the Last Healthy Stem; Schefflera arboricola Care: Pot, Light, Pruning, and Rotation; Tall Mystery Plant: Likely Dracaena 'Janet Craig' – Prune to Control Height; Purple Leaf Shamrock (Oxalis triangularis) Identification and Care; Identifying Vitex (Chaste Tree) and Similar-Looking Plants; Easter Cactus (Hatiora gaertneri) Care: Cool Rest Period for Spring Blooms

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Identifying and Caring for a Mystery Flowering Houseplant

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