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Karen H

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Decorating Ideas Made Easy Murfreesboro, TN
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Gardening: Crepe Myrtle Woes

We have, what used to be, a beautiful row of crepe myrtles growing in our side yard. Two of them seem to by dying quickly. I looked closer today and there are a lot of dead branches ...»
that you can just break off. When I broke off one of them some black bugs were crawling around inside. I also noticed some scaly looking stuff. There seems to be both dead leaves and new leaves on one of them. I have no idea how old they are. They were fully grown when we purchased the house 16 years ago. Any suggestions of what can be wrong? I hope we can save them. I hope the pics will give you a good idea of what we're dealing with.

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Renee F Prince George, VA
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  • Karen H
    Commented on Apr 10, 2012
    Could be black sooty mold and they get little white scale that are bugs if they don't get ...»
    enough sun. I use Rose systemic granular fertilizer on them once a month. Keeps them fed and keeps the pests away. They really don't need much water.

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