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Gardening

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8. Thanks, Major Nikon.

Mon Jul 14, 2014, 07:43 PM

Jul 2014

As they're not mine, belong to my landlord who owns many acres around here (and has a house in which he resides 2-3 days a week,) I won't be doing any pruning, but I may study this and let him know.

Here's a fauriei , from google chrome.

http://www.learn2grow.com/plantdatabase/plants/DisplayImage.ashx?ImageID=91518&width=560

Another:

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Are these crape myrtle? [View all] elleng Jul 2014 OP

Thanks, dixiegrrrrl elleng Jul 2014 #2

Many in the area (southern Maryland) have bloomed, elleng Jul 2014 #4

so then, you are sure they are crepe. Tuesday Afternoon Jul 2014 #5

No, that's why I asked here. elleng Jul 2014 #6

Different varitals bloom at different times of the year Major Nikon Jul 2014 #9

Thanks, Major Nikon. elleng Jul 2014 #8

My 2nd guess would be the hybrid crape myrtle, Natchez Major Nikon Jul 2014 #10

Found this. Maybe. elleng Jul 2014 #13

Thanks. Looked again today. elleng Jul 2014 #12