Volunteer crapemyrtle sprouts within 2 feet of the mother lack independent root systems—won't survive transplanting. Sprouts >5 feet away likely have adequate roots. For these: sever the connecting root 2 feet from the sprout toward the mother with a sharp spade. Leave in place until next April, then transplant after new growth begins.
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