Crepe Myrtle Removal
Misscole85
9 years ago
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Crepe myrtle underplanting
Comments (0)I just planted 3 Natchez White crepe myrtles in a semi-circle framing the front corner of our yard. We live across from a new elementary school in northern Virginia. Need shielding but not a full screen from the school. I was hoping to put small boxwood between the crepes, but they won't get tall enough to help shield our view. Any thighs on taller evergreens that could go between or behind the crepes to help? Want to expand the bed a the way across the front of the house with a mix of evergreen and deciduous now or on the future, but this was my starting point. Crepes are 12' apart....See MoreBroken branches, Crepe Myrtles
Comments (0)We have recently had branches snapped off. What is the best way to repair damaged trunk to avoid disease or infestation?...See MoreStrange conjoined branching in my crepe Myrtle
Comments (0)I just noticed that there is an odd branching anomaly here with my crepe myrtle. One branch is embedded and growing into another. Is this common?...See Moreold crepe Myrtle pruning advice
Comments (1)You'll have to remove many of the trunks. Probably choose 5 that will give the shape you want. May be worth having an arborist do it....See Morebrandon7 TN_zone7
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