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That may be me you smell!
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The crape myrtle I purchased is a red rocket. It blooms mid july through I think October, I think all do right? I'm guessing it's about 4 1/2-5 ft tall now. site says it can grow up to 5 ft per yr. I'm not kidding 5 per yr. MAYBE it's grown a couple inches.....I would love to be sure of that statement. Mine has been in bloom about two weeks now. We bought it because it said it was hardy to zone 6 and that it was a fast grower with a max. height of 20-30ft. It sounded perfect for us and we do love it . I just wish it was a little taller. My main concern even though EVERYWHERE says its hardy up to zone 6 is that it's still young, still small and will probably be small for the winter. Aw heck, I'm sure it'll be OK. I just love the fact it has flowers basically the whole summer rather than most trees that seem to flower for a week or two in spring and then that's it.
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Oh yeah, forgot to mention...it's so twiggy that I had to support it because the blooms would get so heavy after a good rain that the branches would bend over. That didn't thrill me.
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I have 2 crape myrtles, a Dynamite and a Tonto. Neither has started blooming yet, though the Tonto this morning has the beginnings of buds. They're late this year, maybe as a result of last summer's drought. Certainly the winter was very mild. On the other hand, they both have doubled in size.
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One of my bauhinias is blooming for the first time ever. Its very exciting, I grew it from a tiny seedling to a 20 ft tree
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Our weather is starting to cool some ...So a few things are staring to put on their show..
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kylie the pics are beautiful! i think the cutest one is the last one.
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Haha Kylie! Gavin is the bestest flower of all!!
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Now that I found this thread in November, all my outside plants are dormant BUT, I have potted citrus with blossoms...persian lime, meyer lemon (loaded), ponderosa, buhhda hand & red naval. Also a christmas cactus starting a ton of flowers.
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