Trim Dwarf Crepe Myrtle at Myrtis White blog

Trim Dwarf Crepe Myrtle. Learn how to prune crepe myrtles correctly in this blog post, including when to prune, how to prune and most importantly, how not to prune them. Some gardeners suggest that a crepe myrtle should be pruned after flowering to encourage the plant to flower again. The correct way to prune crape myrtle bushes is to simply prune away last season’s growth during the winter when the bush is dormant. If your dwarf crape myrtle is young and sparsely branched, with maybe just a few widely spaced stems/branches, you might want to give it a pruning to make it grow more dense. The ideal time for when to prune a crepe myrtle is in late winter and early spring, during the plant's dormancy and just before it is about to. Pruning serves to control the size and shape of your crepe myrtle, remove dead or diseased wood, encourage flowering, and improve air circulation within the canopy.

Some gardeners suggest that a crepe myrtle should be pruned after flowering to encourage the plant to flower again. The correct way to prune crape myrtle bushes is to simply prune away last season’s growth during the winter when the bush is dormant. Pruning serves to control the size and shape of your crepe myrtle, remove dead or diseased wood, encourage flowering, and improve air circulation within the canopy. The ideal time for when to prune a crepe myrtle is in late winter and early spring, during the plant's dormancy and just before it is about to. Learn how to prune crepe myrtles correctly in this blog post, including when to prune, how to prune and most importantly, how not to prune them. If your dwarf crape myrtle is young and sparsely branched, with maybe just a few widely spaced stems/branches, you might want to give it a pruning to make it grow more dense.

How to Prune a Crepe Myrtle Tree

Trim Dwarf Crepe Myrtle Some gardeners suggest that a crepe myrtle should be pruned after flowering to encourage the plant to flower again. Pruning serves to control the size and shape of your crepe myrtle, remove dead or diseased wood, encourage flowering, and improve air circulation within the canopy. The correct way to prune crape myrtle bushes is to simply prune away last season’s growth during the winter when the bush is dormant. Some gardeners suggest that a crepe myrtle should be pruned after flowering to encourage the plant to flower again. The ideal time for when to prune a crepe myrtle is in late winter and early spring, during the plant's dormancy and just before it is about to. Learn how to prune crepe myrtles correctly in this blog post, including when to prune, how to prune and most importantly, how not to prune them. If your dwarf crape myrtle is young and sparsely branched, with maybe just a few widely spaced stems/branches, you might want to give it a pruning to make it grow more dense.