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Best Online Source for Crape Myrtles

10 years ago

I would like to order some crape myrtles, colors I cannot get at my local nursery. Some sites have quite a few bad reviews. I would appreciate knowing if there are any companies who specialize in crape myrtles or have a large selection to choose from with good reputations.

Thank you.

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  • 10 years ago

    Almeda, if you can locate a local garden center that sells Monrovia plants, you may be able to order from the Monrovia website, have it delivered to that nursery, and make your purchase there.

    You won't be able to purchase from them directly nor from any grower, unless you can locate a good back yard grower.

    So, Caldwell....from which of Monrovia's numerous nurseries were you able to buy a crape myrtle? Do tell!

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