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Crape Myrtle Purple Magic True size?

9 years ago

Crape myrtle purple magic. I don't know anyone that grows this variety. The plant label states 6' to 10ft tall. I am in the Florida panhandle so probably it would get bigger than that. Thoughts? Also I purchased a Muskogee. I know this is a big one but how big? They were on sale for $5.00 a piece at Lowes. I have the room for all of them but the size of course will dictate where I put them. All the pics on the internet of Purple Magic look like a large shrub and nothing like a tree.

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