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Profile:2 positives 1 neutral No negatives
Gardeners' Notes:
| Rating | Author | Comment |
| Neutral | porchpet | On Jul 10, 2007, porchpet from Holiday, FL wrote: i love this plant, they are beautiful when full & thick in bloom.
though in the dorment days its not very attractive and drops all its leaves. but its very well worth the wait of bloom, it started blooming the begining of the summer late may maybe or early june | | Positive | neldacantu | On Jul 26, 2005, neldacantu from San Antonio, TX wrote: I planted three four foot "Tuscarora" crape myrtles in late spring and have been thrilled with them! They bloom profusely and have a beautiful and bright rosy/hot pink color to them. (Not mauve!) They have bloomed continuously because I have pruned the spent blooms and fed them with fertilizer. | | Positive | TJsGarden | On Jul 16, 2005, TJsGarden from Austin, TX wrote: This tree is all over Austin, TX...absolutely beautiful in a grouping! |
| Regional...This plant has been said to grow in the following regions: Atmore, Alabama Montevallo, Alabama San Leandro, California Santee, California Ocean View, Delaware Bartow, Florida Holiday, Florida Jacksonville, Florida Savannah, Georgia Gray, Louisiana Upper Marlboro, Maryland Efland, North Carolina Hillsborough, North Carolina Oklahoma City, Oklahoma North Augusta, South Carolina Lenoir City, Tennessee Seymour, Tennessee Austin, Texas Bedford, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Garland, Texas New Caney, Texas San Antonio, Texas Weatherford, Texas Fishersville, Virginia
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