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By Cathy from Townsville, QLD (Guest Post)
08/01/2008
It's probably a crepe myrtle that is older. If you leave crepe myrtles long enough, and have a central stalk, they will eventually grow into a lovely tree.
By
08/01/2008
It very well could BE a crepe myrtle, There are several close to my mothers house that are well over 30 feet tall.
By
07/31/2008
See the information on: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf280210.tip.html
It is a type of crape myrtle:)
Harriet
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07/31/2008
Holly,
It's quite possible it is a crepe myrtle, they are used quite a bit in the DFW area in landscaping. I have several that are 20-25 ft tall in my yard and began shaping them from the bottom when they were young. If you want them that large just be sure and ask they nursery what type they are and what height they'll reach.
Nelda
Duncanville, Tx
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