THE LONG AWAITED BLOOMING OF THE CREPE MYRTLE





Welcome to our backyard - one full acre of beasts and botanicals. "There is close at hand a wonderful new world of thought and craft, a sunlit garden gleaming with light and colour of which you have the key." Sir Winston Churchill
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I have a crepe myrtle that has been just sitting in the spot that I put it at. It definitely needs more sun and I plan on transplanting it soon! Can't wait for it to grow! I first saw them on the east coast and fell in love with them! Yours is beautiful!
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