Crape Myrtle Trees Rebound From Pruning

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Fairhope, Alabama


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'CRAPE MURDER' OR NECESSARY PRUNING?

Crape myrtle trees along Fairhope Avenue have come back from heavy Spring pruning by public works, called pollarding.


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Anonymous said…
Until winter comes and they defoliate and look like what they are and that is structurally butchered
Wednesday, August 08, 2018
Anonymous said…
Stop pruning crepe myrtles, they do not require it.
Wednesday, August 08, 2018
Anonymous said…
Whoever decided to trim crepe myrtle, Bravo, have not bloomed this well in 20 years
Friday, August 10, 2018
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