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Plant Care Instructions

Below are Monthly Plant Care Instructions for this plant. You can get these sent directly to your "My Plant Care" page each month. Do this for any plant in your garden to create a complete calendar of what to do you each month in YOUR garden.

• Figure out what Climate Zone you're in ( find your Climate Zone Here ). Make sure the plant care reminders are from your Climate Zone!
• View the available CARE INSTRUCTIONS by clicking on View button and decide which set of instructions you like.
• Click the Use to have the instructions sent directly to your "My Plant Care" page.
• Review your "My Plant Care" to see what you should be doing that month in YOUR garden for YOUR plants.

For full instructions on using this feature go here.

Member	Plant Care Instructions	Is Indoor Plant?	Sunset Zones	USDA Zones
SteveBrigham ViewUse	It wasn't too long ago that the colorful Crape Myrtle trees so popular in the South weren't recommended for the mild coastal Southern California climates because they had bad problems with powdery mildew there and in general did not bloom well. But there are now a number of new modern hybrid Crape Myrtles that are much more vigorous, better foliaged, stronger flowering, and very mildew resistant. Now gardeners all along the Southern California coast can enjoy these beautiful small trees which light up the summer with their bright pink, red, lavender, purple, and white frilly flowers. And if you live just a few miles inland, you'll even get nice fall color!	No	22, 23, 24