Crepe myrtles in Charlotte, NC leafed out early, then got hit by frost. Leaves look like dried spinach.
Don't prune yet—wait to see what's truly dead. New growth will emerge from live wood.
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Dual Treatment for Crape Myrtle Scale and Powdery Mildew
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Crepe Myrtle and Other Plants That Attract Butterflies and Birds
Transplanted Crepe Myrtle Slow to Leaf Out: Spring Fertilizing for Recovery
Crepe Myrtle Winter Care in Northern Ohio: Burlap Not Plastic
Crape Myrtle Dropping New Limbs: "Crape Murder" Aftermath
Saddleback Caterpillars on Crepe Myrtle: ID and Organic Control
Sapsucker Woodpecker Holes in Crepe Myrtle Bark
Replacing Willows with Crepe Myrtles: Choose Aphid-Resistant Varieties
Crepe Myrtle Bark Shedding and Biennial Blooming: Normal vs. Nutrient Needs
Beetle Damage Preventing Crepe Myrtle Blooms: Permethrin Control
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