Crape myrtle and southern magnolia have only been planted en masse in the suburbs in the last 15 years. It'll be interesting to see in another 15 yrs how big crape myrtles locally will be.
Yup, you’re right. Unfortunately, there aren’t a ton of Crepe’s in the city, mostly just in the suburbs, but obviously a ton of Southern Magnolias have been planted in the city since its inception. I can’t wait to see what future warming temps will do for our zone pushed plants!
@@subtropicalohioplants267 Yeah, makes sense! This is one of the taller ones I’ve seen. My analysis says they usually top out at about 15 feet. This person could trim the trunks of these to give it a more tree like look.
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Crape myrtle and southern magnolia have only been planted en masse in the suburbs in the last 15 years. It'll be interesting to see in another 15 yrs how big crape myrtles locally will be.
Yup, you’re right. Unfortunately, there aren’t a ton of Crepe’s in the city, mostly just in the suburbs, but obviously a ton of Southern Magnolias have been planted in the city since its inception. I can’t wait to see what future warming temps will do for our zone pushed plants!
Wow! That's tall for growing in Cincinnati! Around CLE, they grow as small shrubs to 4ft high.
@@subtropicalohioplants267 Yeah, makes sense! This is one of the taller ones I’ve seen. My analysis says they usually top out at about 15 feet. This person could trim the trunks of these to give it a more tree like look.
Thanks for the info! There's a few of those growing in my neighborhood here in Los Angeles and I always wondered what they were.
@@MiguelMatadotcom Oh nice! I bet they are so pretty out there! Thanks!
@@justhereforthefoliage I see people checking them out all the time . I never knew what they were named. Thanks for that.
@@MiguelMatadotcom You’re welcome! Have a great weekend!