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It is recommended that the best time to cut back or prune your Crape Myrtle trees, is in the the earlier part of the year, in the months of January or February.
･ 1 Wait for the Crape Myrtle to sprout. In the late spring you should be able to see the new growth. ･ 2 Look for the smaller, weaker stalks at the bottom of your plant. These are commonly called waterspouts... ･ 3 Pick out the strongest s...
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also crepe myrtle n. A deciduous shrub (Lagerstroemia indica) native to China and widely cultivated in warm regions for its showy clusters of variously colored flowers with crinkled petals.
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They like very acidic conditions. Get some pine needles and spread them around the base of the tree. That should help you get the blooms going.
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I was interested in getting some crape myrtle for my zone 6 garden (SW OHIO) and contacted this nursery: http://www.crapemyrtle.com/ I didn't buy any so I can't make any comment about this source. They sent me a nice package of information ...
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"Personally, I prefer a jacaranda" I find them more colorful and more impressive. The only thing you really need to consider if you're thinking about planting one is the size of your yard. Jacaranda is very big, so you need a larg...
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Missouri is the dividng line between zones for crape myrtle--the southern half is ok while the ...
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No, you are talking a bout a "Wax Myrtle", they don't kill fleas but they will run them off and other insects too.
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Just looked it up, it is in fact both a tree and a shrub with different varieties. It does however have bark on all varieties, and is woody. Pretty to look at. Hope this helps.
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