Large or tree varieties grow up to 20 feet tall, semi-dwarf trees reach about 8 feet, and dwarf options are bushes no taller than 4 feet. If you have your heart set on adding a crepe myrtle but are ...

In this guide, I’ll run through the anatomy of the crape myrtle’s roots and the primary considerations to be aware of when selecting a location to plant. Crape myrtles are deciduous or evergreen ...

I have waited all season for my hydrangeas to bloom and had nary a one until now. Now, they are covered. Why now? Nothing has ...

The backs of these plants peel throughout the seasons, giving the tree a dappled appearance. Crape myrtle roots won’t jeopardize structures or even sidewalks, so you can plant them virtually ...

The Temple of Bloom is like the tree of life to everyone who gardens for pollinators, but in its native habitat in China, its ...

Crape Myrtle (Lagerstroemia ... pot every 2 or 3 years to give its roots a bit of room to grow. These container fruit trees prefer well-draining soil and should be transplanted to a slightly ...

WASHINGTON — Crape Myrtle trees are found all over the DMV ... stressor from a scale infestation on a totally different host plant," Riley said. There is a natural predator to the pesky little ...

I need a plant that will do well in these ... Q How do I save the holly tree (see reader's photo)? How best to prune the crape myrtle right on the edge to the left of neighbor's trash cans?