I usually dig a little deeper than the root ball but always make sure that when planting that the top edge of the root ball is at or slightly above ground level to allow for settling. A 3 gallon container is typically 10 inches wide so that would be at least a 20-inch wide hole, but wider is better. Regarding the size to dig the planting hole, we usually suggest at least twice as wide as the container/root ball, the wider the better. WBG Reply: Hi Carole - Thanks so much for taking the time to provide your review and for the compliments. It has been a pleasure dealing with your nursery. The plants have been in the ground for several weeks now and they seem to like their new home. The only difficulty was size hole you need for a three gallon size plant. The planting instructions were very easy to understand. The plants arrived on time in perfect condition. My questions were answered and shipping arrangements were worked out. I started with a phone call which was returned within a few hours. What a find! Not only did I find the exact bushes I wanted, but they would be shipped a very short distance. You have a personal touch which is to be commended!!! Thank you.-We are so glad you are pleased and we hope you enjoy them for years to come! Thanks so much for the kind words and wonderful review! :) Beth Steele | WBGĪfter going to several local nurseries, I turned to the internet. I've never seen this plant in person and I am thrilled to see it dazzle anyone who may see it in my garden, which includes me!! Thank you very much as I appreciate your very high quality standards that sets you apart from other mail-order businesses. I am currently recovering from an emergency 8 kidney stone laser surgery with complications, but really, really wanted you to know as I recuperate I absolutely love my CHERRY DAZZLE DWARF 3 GALLON CREPE MYRTLE! I was rather impressed with the packaging as it came in perfect condition and the Myrtle was a beautiful specimen! WOW! It is starting to have little growths on each stem, so it must be happy where I put it. In late winter, it can be lighter trimmed to keep a more dense form.When I was trying to give a review, I got confused with where I let you know why I gave you a 5 rating and before I knew it, it was gone! Pardon my lack of computer skills! No matter what I did, I could not get back on to give you a proper review to let you know. That being said, spent flowers can be removed to encourage a possible second flush of flowers.
It is very low maintenance requiring little if any pruning to keep a nice shape.
#Cherry dazzle crape myrtle full#
Razzle Dazzle Cherry Crape Myrtle is easy to grow in well-drained soil and full sun. Razzle Dazzle Cherry is useful in the sunny landscape as a specimen or in groups for an outstanding show of color. Another nice attribute is the burgundy-red fall foliage. It becomes literally covered in cherry-red flowers during summer.
#Cherry dazzle crape myrtle trial#
Razzle Dazzle Cherry Crape Myrtle is one of the most colorful summer-flowering shrubs in our trial garden.
This is our favorite out of the 5 selections in the Razzle Dazzle Collection developed at a Michael Dirr breeding program at the University of Georgia. More about Razzle Dazzle Cherry Dwarf Crape Myrtle.
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