which are die back perennials. My regional sources haven't heard of any Crape Myrtles (dwarf or not) requests by anyone from this area.
It would be unique indeed to try (like everything else here I suppose)
Are there specific species that could work, perhaps even as a die back? Teebee gave me some tips on local nurseries willing to experiment, but I haven't
tried requesting as of yet.
Maybe the Edith Bogue Maggy, could be the only permanent option to spruce up the front yard...
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