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Mon, Aug 6, 12 at 1:02
| Hi - I recently moved and there are a few of these plants in my garden, but they are in sort of odd spots. One of them started blooming last week. Any idea what it is? (note: there are no flowers on the plant in the first pic, the pink is just flowers fallen from the crepe myrtle above it). |
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| Crape myrtle. |
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| Ah ok. I guess I will need to move them somewhere, as one is growing right under another one and the other is very close to the house. Thank you very much! :) |
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| No law says you need to move it....you're allowed to remove it and put it in the trash. ;-) Seedling crape myrtles may not turn out with some of the qualities for which we bought the parent plant. Keep your eyes open for these seedlings. Once they get a good 'foot' hold, they can be a bit hard to get rid of. |
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| Pic #1 is not a crape myrtle. |
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