Newly planted crape myrtle on Long Island (zone 7) can be trained into a small tree with proper pruning.
Apply composted manure/fertilizer around the plant (not on crown)—like dressing a salad. Feeds roots without burning.
With patience, your bush becomes a graceful multi-trunk specimen.
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