1 Texas Lilac Vitex Trees - Live Plants - Quart Containers - Purple Blooms - 6-12 inches Tall - Crape Myrtle Guy

This is its second year and it’s gorgeous. No problems at all!

Packaged well. Arrived in great shape and still moist. Didn't have to ship too far though. Planted within an hour of receipt. They grow well here and are tough plants. The mature one I have made it through -13F without too much limb damage from freeze and easily withstands our normal zone 7 winters and scorching hot summers over 100F for weeks some years.

The weather turned cold and frost hit it. Thought I had killed it. It set new leaves. My son pulled it up so I replanted it. It lived. Hardy little plant. I do recommend to the saler they put tape across the top of the container to keep soil in while being shipped. Small plant but I knew this when I bought it. Came sooner than I expected. They could use a better soil mix but I believe if they hadn't planted it in soil straight from the earth We would have killed it for sure. Gave five stars because they grow hardy plants.

This was a gift for my mother because she loves lilacs. Plant arrived ok, i just wish it was packaged better. It was a little beat up by time it got here. Dirt was everywhere in the box, the pot was a little smushed, and 2-3 leaves were starting to wilt. Overall it looks ok and she was pleased with it.

The plant came packaged okay but was extremely small and bare. I keep it inside for a week and then planted it in may garden only to find it to have failed to make a recovery. I've seem larger plants at my Lowes store and much cheaper in price, so, buyer beware.

Love my new little baby. I have it in a huge pot with a mixture of Leca and Foxfarm Ocean Forest soil. I'm looking forward to him growing. By the way, his name is Steve and he is a Cancer. Great little plant.Nearing the end of the summer and this baby boy has bloomed beyond comprehension. First year bloom and I adore it. It is now 5 times the size of the original purchase. I will post pictures when I get back to my place.Oh, one more thing. If you rub the bark or leaves the plant gives off a smell that is truly unique. Its earthy, pleasant not floral but slightly woodsy. The blooms smell the same but the bees love them.

It was so small and had to basically get another pot and transfer it there. I think one is better off going to the store and getting one for at most half the price. Just saying...

There is a lilac tree in our church yard & I love it so much that I bought one. Very well packaged & good size live tree. Nice & healthy looking. I sure hope it does well b/c it is so pretty in bloom.Update:June 2023, we had a bad cold snap in february. My tree died. It was doing well, too. I guess Maryland is too cold.