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29 Αυγ 2016 · Below are some diagrams that show how we prune the established crape myrtle shrubs in our gardens. As mentioned, we prune annually in late winter for several years in a row and then usually cease the annual pruning after that to allow the plant to grow naturally.
17 Ιαν 2023 · To encourage vigorous foliage growth and better bloom production the next season, it’s better to prune the crape myrtle in late winter or early spring. For dwarf crape myrtles, pruning will entail thinning out branches to prevent crowding as well as the removal of dried and diseased branches.
10 Δεκ 2020 · Prune crape myrtle trees in early spring to remove dead growth and thin weak stems. To encourage bushy growth, trim off a few inches from the ends of branches so side shoots grow and produce more leaves and flowers.
29 Απρ 2022 · Pruning your crepe myrtle is a chore that needs to be done for a few reasons. Pruning can aid in bloom production and help beautify the plant by exposing the exfoliating bark, increasing seasonal interest, and establishing the best size and form by removing suckers and errant branches.
To enjoy the enduring appeal of these trees, it's important to follow best practices for crape myrtle care, from planting and pruning to troubleshooting common issues. Follow this care regimen for healthy crape myrtles that provide ample floral displays, fall foliage, and striking winter bark.
9 Δεκ 2020 · This article is a complete guide to popular types of crape myrtle bushes. Pictures of these shrubby plants and descriptions of their flowers, bark, and foliage will help to pick the ideal crape myrtle bush for your front or backyard. You’ll also find helpful tips on caring for crape myrtle shrubs.
How To Prune A Crape Myrtle Tree. Tools you'll need: Bypass Pruners for up to 5/8" branch diameter. Lopper Pruners for up to 1-1/2" branch diameter. Gardening Gloves recommended. Step 1. Figure A below depicts a 4-year old crape myrtle tree as it may appear in late winter, when still in dormancy, and before new growth has begun to emerge.