Melbourne, Oct 20 (The Conversation) The crepe myrtle – a medium-sized tree often covered in an explosion of white, pink, purple or red flowers – lines many an Australian street ...

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Dion Wijaya/Pexels The crepe myrtle - a medium sized-tree often covered in an explosion of white, pink, purple or red flowers ...

But perhaps large-scale planting in urban streetscapes is not the best place for them — they can shed large volumes of flowers, which can get mushy and slippery as they decay. Your trusted source for ...

"Redbuds are medium-sized trees, which makes them especially convenient for smaller yards," says Parker. "Redbuds are available in varieties with deep red foliage, bright yellow foliage, and/or ...

One example of varieties for patios and small gardens is the “Tonto” crape myrtle, which reaches between 1.5 and 3 meters in ...

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Crepe myrtle care is a hot topic among gardeners, and we’ve all seen those that have been cut down to nothing for the winter. Is that the right approach? A professional arborist shares his thoughts ...

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