How big does a Pocomoke Crape myrtle get?

about 3 feet tall
Pocomoke Crapemyrtle will grow to be about 3 feet tall at maturity, with a spread of 3 feet.

Is Pocomoke Crape Myrtle Evergreen?

Like all crepe myrtles, ‘Pocomoke’ is a deciduous shrub which drops its foliage each autumn. This drought and disease tolerant plant needs a 3 foot spacing between shrubs. If seasonal color and a low growing mature height are important to you, then this is the showstopper plant for your garden.

What is a Pocomoke crape myrtle?

A dwarf-sized crape myrtle shrub displaying dark pink flowers all summer. The dark green summer foliage turns a beautiful bronze-red in the fall. Works great as an accent plant in a smaller garden. This variety is more cold hardy than some of the other crape myrtles.

Can you bonsai a crepe myrtle?

The crepe myrtle bonsai can be successfully grown as an indoor plant; if this is done it should be kept at a temperature of 45-54 degrees in the winter to stimulate dormancy so that it can drop its leaves.

Can I grow a crepe myrtle indoors?

Crape myrtles aren’t suited for growing as houseplants, because they need a period of winter dormancy as part of their growth and blooming cycle. Bringing them indoors to a year-round warm environment won’t change that cycle, it’ll just make them suffer. However, don’t treat them like houseplants.

Do crape myrtle trees have invasive roots?

Crepe myrtle trees are lovely, delicate trees offering bright, spectacular flowers in the summer and beautiful fall color when the weather begins to chill. You don’t have to worry about this issue because crepe myrtle tree roots are not invasive.

How do you get a crepe myrtle to bloom?

Crape myrtles require eight hours of direct sun daily to bloom well. Crape myrtles planted in areas that receive less than six hours of direct sun do not get enough sunlight for adequate bloom development. – Variety. Some varieties don’t flower as vigorously as others.