If you see your smoke tree wilting, it may be a serious fungal disease called verticillium wilt. This can kill a smoke tree, so it’s best to take precautions early. Learn how to avoid verticillium wilt in smoke trees by clicking this article.
Native to the United States, the smoke tree can grow to 30 feet (9 m.) but often remains half that size. How to propagate a smoke tree? If you are interested in propagating smoke trees, read on for tips on smoke tree reproduction from seeds and cuttings. Learn more here.
Can you grow smoke tree in a container? You can grow smoke tree in a container if your climate isn?t too cold - or too hot. Read this article for more information about growing smoke tree in pots and find out if it?s possible for you.
Smoke trees tend to have a rangy, splayed growth habit. Pruning smoke trees annually will help make the plant more compact and strengthen the limbs. Click here to read more about pruning smoke trees.
Growing smoke trees is something people do to make great looking shrub borders or even just as a pretty patio or accent tree in a front yard garden. Planting smoke trees is easy enough, and this article will help.
