Crape Myrtle, Hot Pink Shrubs/Evergreens offering both beauty and delicious

offering both beauty and delicious cherries

- Apply slow-release fertilizer in spring

Pruning: Prune in late winter or early spring for size and shape control

particularly during the active growing season

oval-shaped with serrated edges

Crape Myrtle, Hot Pink Shrubs/Evergreens offering both beauty and deliciousTree Care: Planting: Choose well draining, sunny spot. Dig hole twice root ball size, same depth. Add compost for poor soil. Watering: Deep water newly planted weekly. Established trees need less, but water during dry spells. Fertilizing: Use balanced, slow release fertilizer in spring. Avoid excess nitrogen. Pruning: Shape in late winter or early spring. Remove dead or crossing branches. Pest and Disease Control: Check for powdery mildew or aphids.