Crape myrtle bonanza (2) by Helen Betts

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19-Jul-2020

Crape myrtle bonanza (2)

This has been a bonanza year for both our crape myrtles, a few quick shots of both I’ll post here. Seen here is the one in our front yard, which for some reason has grown out instead of up, despite the fact that I had it cut back in winter.

Best to view in "Original" because other versions resized by Pbase are decidedly unsharp.

Crape myrtle bonanza (1), posted earlier:

Apple iPhone 11 Pro
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Graeme		16-Aug-2020 12:23
Beautifully captured bush.V

Dennis Hoyne		08-Aug-2020 20:15
A lovely shot of this plant, a kind we don't ever see in our area.

Blandine Mangin		08-Aug-2020 15:01
beautiful ! v

Julie Oldfield		08-Aug-2020 13:45
Beautiful! You definitely have a green thumb. Love the reflections in the window. V

Industrial Heritage		08-Aug-2020 08:20
I prefer groing out instead of up. You can enjoy it easier

Fong Lam		08-Aug-2020 05:19
These plants look great in your front yard and the blossoms are so pretty in clusters.....love your composition...V

Bill Miller		08-Aug-2020 04:14
Amazing how some plants just thrive in hot, dry conditions. Lovely to have such greenery.

joseantonio		08-Aug-2020 03:40
very nice capture of your beautiful flowers.V.

larose forest photos		08-Aug-2020 01:09
This is a spectacular plant! It obviously likes where it is planted... superb shot. V

Raymond		08-Aug-2020 00:33
Isabel is right, superb idea. Your plants look so beautiful, enjoy

Isabel Cutler		08-Aug-2020 00:16
If you do decide to put up a hummingbird feeder next spring, this tree would be a nice refuge for a bird. Hopefully you can put up the feeder where you can easily view it through one of your windows. I am a very lazy photographer and most of my hummingbird pictures were taken through my windows or sliding door. Your other crape myrtle would be good too.