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In ref to crape Mrytle Down the street there is a single trunk tree, that looks like a normal 25-30 ft tree, like a lolipop shape. It has a few flowers on the end of some branches that are similar to a lilac flower, They said that it was a crape mrytle tree. But the crape mrytles that I am familiar with have multi trunks with the branches arcing over toward the ground. Are these tree types a different species of crypte mrytle, or something else entirely ?
There are a billion different cultivars of crepe myrtles. Most want to be shrubby bush/trees. If you prune them consistently you can obtain the tree shape from some.
Red maples will want to be trees. Open grown occasionally you will need to prune a branch.
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