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💜 Elevate your outdoor space with Texas Lilac’s vibrant charm and effortless style!
This bundle of 4 Texas Lilac Vitex Chaste Trees offers fragrant purple flower spikes from late spring through summer, growing 10-20 feet tall with a fibrous root system for easy transplanting. Perfect for USDA zones 6-10, these drought-tolerant, full-sun loving trees attract pollinators and require low maintenance, making them an ideal choice for professional landscapers and garden enthusiasts seeking a bold, eco-friendly statement.
| ASIN | B077XP3Q5G |
| Best Sellers Rank | #282,020 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #987 in Tree Plants & Seeds |
| Brand | Crape Myrtle Guy |
| Brand Name | Crape Myrtle Guy |
| Color | Purple |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 885 Reviews |
| Expected Blooming Period | Summer |
| Expected Plant Height | 15 feet |
| Expected Planting Period | Summer |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Outdoor |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Outdoor |
| Manufacturer | Crape Myrtle Guy |
| Moisture Needs | Moderate Watering |
| Number of Pieces | 4 |
| Plant or Animal Product Type | vitex |
| Product Care Instructions | Performs best in full sun and well-drained soil. Drought tolerant once established. Produces blooms on new growth from late spring through summer, making it responsive to seasonal pruning. |
| Sunlight Exposure | Full Sun |
| UPC | 635322622519 |
| USDA Hardiness Zone | Zone 6 and above |
| Unit Count | 4 Count |
A**E
Strongly recommend!
I bought white and red crape myrtle as well as chaste tree. All Arrived quick and in amazing shape! Thank you thank you!! They were even bigger than expected and some were even in bloom. The plants arrived well packed with healthy leaves and rooting. Great prices!
V**Y
Upgraded my Backyard in short time
I ordered a pack of 6 and kept 4. Gave 1 to my neighbor to replace one of their dead trees, and one to my mother to add to her backyard. I planted them about a month after I received them. The photo was from May 2025 - but as of this review September 17th they're already the height of my fence! The flowers are beautiful and the smell is lovely. I ended up having 1 japanese vitex in the mix (far right) which was a pleasant surprise when it's white flowers came in. It's brought in a variety of bees and other insects that's really benefited my backyard ecosystem. They're in a mix of rocky/clay soil - I literally just dug a hole in the ground and watered them daily with some fertilizer tossed in weekly. My mother kept hers in a pot for a year and just planted it at the beginning of summer in her yard - it's almost doubled in size over the past 3 months (3-4ft tall now). My neighbor planted theirs (4 months after I received them) into very densely packed/impacted soil, in a 'sometimes shaded' area. It's alive, but over a year later is barely 2ft tall. I water it when I can and may be replanting it for them soon. This will be my first fall/winter of pruning as the lower branches are growing a bit wild and I want more upward versus outward focus. My dog LOVES them.
T**T
Put your fears aside!
I was so apprehensive. I am now ready to shop for more. My plants came so professionally wrapped. They are growing quickly and all of them have several blooms.
B**A
Perfect for our hot Texas Summers! Love these!
I LOVE these Vitex! I originally bought 4 of these in the Spring of 2025 from this seller. I loved them so much that I bought 4 more this year! First of all, they are delivered in great condition. Also, since I live in North Texas, I am careful about planting things that require a lot of care and attention because of our hot and dry summers. These Vitex were made for our Texas weather. I planted these in my backyard where my soil consists of our typical Texas “clay” soil. I literally just dug the holes and put the baby Vitex into the holes without adding any extra soil. Within the first few mos of planting last Spring, these Vitex grew about 5 feet. This past winter I pruned them back down to about 2 feet tall in February. I took this picture today and it’s just 3 mos since I pruned them and they are almost 10 feet tall! They LOVE the sun, heat and need little water. I highly recommend from this seller and recommend these Vitex! Absolutely beautiful!
L**R
Quality plants delivered by Amazon
I was happy with the product and was able to successfully plant them. However, I wish there was the option to buy it farther along in the growth process such as the 3 to 4 foot height for example. I think it’s going to take a long time to get to the “tree” status Update: wanted to share an update, so you can see the tremendous growth in year 2 of when they were first planted. All four of the plants survived and are doing great. You can’t see the beautiful blooms because it’s off-season here but very happy with the quality and cannot wait to see when this to grows into a tree.
H**B
5 stars!
Very impressed! The plants were carefully packaged and arrived healthy and ready to thrive. This is my second order, and I’ll definitely be purchasing again. Wonderful seller and excellent products!
R**D
Growing with continuous blooms!
I purchased 4 of these Chaste Vitex plants, in large part because they are considered Texas All-Stars. They came to me packaged well, and ready to be planted. Once planted, I made sure to include them in the drip line setup, with each getting a 30 minute drip line per 24 hours. The plants are known for being Texas hardy, drought resistant that need very little watering to grow, however, from my experience with growing from cuttings, and 4 inch pots, the first year is always the hardest to get established, and is more water needy. There is another Texas Chaste Vitex lilac bush in the next yard over, and it is approximately 8 feet tall, by 10 feet wide, with multiple stems. For this reason, I planted the bushes 8-10 feet apart, and put Crepe Myrtles in between to add a splash of pink color with the purple. Behind the Lilacs and Crepe Myrtles are the Poplar Hybrid Trees, which will give filtered sun coverage to the bushes, without creating a solid canopy above them. As you can see in the pictures, the lilacs have taken off like wildfire, growing quickly to approximately 3 feet by 3 feet. I attempted to dead head the blooms, and found that they do better if they are not manually deadheaded, letting the plant drop the expended blooms on its own.
A**A
Thriving in Zone 9b
My trees are gorgeous! I waited a few weeks to plant two of the four that I purchased. They are thriving wonderfully after about 6 months! The other two are still in the original pots and have taken root in the soil surrounding them. I dig them up just to check on them, and they're both healthy. I'll permanently plant those soon. (Bonus: The bumblebees and butterflies love them!)
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