I have quite a few pics of this one, which I will be posting next. And I wondered how many of you would recognize this common plant by a really close up shot. Do you know what it is?
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Crape Myrtle?
I'll be waiting - I don't know! It doesn't look like something that grows in Mich.
Yes.....Crepe Myrtle. I have several and they are in full bloom. beautiful
I vote crepe Myrtle.
Crepe Myrtle seems to be the popular answer
I'm never very good at identifying things. I'll go with the popular vote of Crepe Myrtle.
I did not Google, but it looks like crepe myrtle, and they are blooming down here. My uncles house in Savannah GA had dozens of the trees, he planted them down the median of the dirt road they lived on.. that was 70 years ago
I am so bad with plants - I have no idea. Can't wait to find out.
Yes, it looks like crepe myrtle to me too. They are blooming like crazy around here but ours is looking a bit tired. I think the Hot weather has fried it a bit.
Sue
I didn't know what it was but others did. :)
I had no idea. I don’t think I’ve ever seen one. It is pretty!
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