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Small-growing Crapemyrtles
... Small-growing Crapemyrtles Cultivar Color Height (feet) Comments Bourbon Street Watermelon red 1 to 2 Heavy bloomer Baton ... Compact, full symmetrical habit; heavy second blooming period Velma’s Royal Delight Magenta 5 Slow growing, dense; very cold hardy; strong stems; flowers for 70 to 85 days Victor Deep red ...
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Quick Reference
... Shrubs: Drought Tolerant Small-Growing Crapemyrtles SOIL Cover crops Improving Your Soil pH for Specific Plants Soil Life Soil Erosion TREES Arbor Day Crapemyrtle Problems Crapemyrtles Dogwood: Kousa Dogwood: ... Gardens Trees: Wet Areas Trees: Drought Tolerant Using Pines in the Landscape VEGETABLES Growing in Containers Intensive Veg. Gardening Planting Guide - Spring Planting Guide - Fall New ...
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Pruning Crapemyrtles
... in added expense. Avoid fertilizing crapemyrtles unless a soil test indicates a special need because excessive fertilization can encourage sucker growth and reduce flowering. Crapemyrtles that have previously been ... tree-form crapemyrtle, select a taller growing cultivar and be sure you have adequate space for its crown to mature without excessive pruning. Crapemyrtles to be used as small trees ...
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Floridata: A Gardener's Journal - October 2004
... The China fir is very easy to propagate this way and fast growing once established. The two bluish China firs in the foreground were ... by mid-summer they were 3 ft high and blooming! More baby crapemyrtles have sprung up from the roots so maybe I'll dig more ... Click here for a large version (800x600). This is my first year for growing the rosebud salvia (Salvia perberula). It blooms in fall and is ...
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Conifer Collection
... centerpiece of the National Arboretum Conifer Collection is the Gotelli Collection of Dwarf and Slow Growing Conifers. [Click here to take a Virtual Tour of the Gotelli Collection of Dwarf and ... down Holly Spring Road. Both provide a bold green framework for this seasonally changing panorama. Crapemyrtles in research fields between the spruce and fir plantings provide stunning color at summer's ...
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US National Arboretum Picture of the Week Answer        -
... with most crapemyrtles, this one is hardy in USNA Hardiness Zones 7-9. You can view a Lagerstroemia 'Tuscarora' in the Introduction Garden and the Gotelli Dwarf and Slow Growing Conifer Collection ...
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