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Neighborhood crape myrtle (Original Post)
elleng
Jul 2024
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Walleye
(35,540 posts)1. I love that plant, does it have a fragrance? I can't remember.
elleng
(135,988 posts)2. I've never noticed fragrance,
but rarely get close enough to tell.
Walleye
(35,540 posts)3. Thanks I guess I'm thinking of lilac
Another thing entirely!
livetohike
(22,951 posts)5. Beautiful color. We have one in the front yard, but
its white.
elleng
(135,988 posts)6. I prefer the deeper red;
there's one down the road.