There are six bare crape myrtles in a line at the back of the Poetry Garden. Behind this line of crape myrtles are more plants, including rose bushes, palm trees, and additional crape myrtles.

How to Care for Your Crape Myrtle

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Ron Daise Auditorium
Wall Lowcountry Center

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The image shows the branches of a bare crape myrtle. Because of the pruning process called limbing, there are no branches growing on the lower half of the tree.
Crepe Myrtle in bloom

There are many different ideas of the proper way to care for Crape Myrtles. Horticulturist Viki Richardson will dispel the myths and tell you how to keep your trees healthy and thriving.

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