Black sooty coating on crapemyrtle leaves and ground beneath = crapemyrtle aphids. They suck sap, excrete sticky honeydew, and sooty mold grows on it. Thorough insecticidal soap sprays every few days work, but blasting limbs with a water hose gives equally good control without harming beneficial insects that prey on aphids.
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