Crape myrtle bonsai

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Crape Myrtle Bonsai, known for its charming flowers and distinctive bark, is a sought-after species that brings elegance to any collection. Enthusiasts value its vibrant, long-lasting blooms and its adaptability to diverse climates. Explore our exclusive guide for insider insights on care, styling, and enhancing the beauty of these captivating miniature trees. Photo Credit: @bonsai_mungil

I'm quite fond of crape myrtle as bonsai, and have about a dozen of them in various stages of construction. Herewith a few of them in at least advanced stages o

See Miniature Crape Myrtles that have been transformed into striking Bonsai specimens. Our Patented Miniature Crape Myrtles have been called "Instant Bonsai" because of they have been bred to remain very small, with tiny leaves, flowers and beautiful bar

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Took these pictures this evening... notice the fly:) perspective This Chickasaw Crape Myrtle is 4.5 inches from the top of pot...I purchased this tree from Guy

crape myrtle bonsai

And now for the crepe myrtle I worked on in my booth at the BSF convention. Above is the front and below is the side (that line sounds like a line from a Dan Brown book) There is a lesson here not …

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This little crape myrtle is a dwarf seedling of I'm guessing 'Natchez', found years ago by a former member of our club. I always thought it was a great little