What’s your favorite crape myrtle tree color – purple, pink, red or white?
Crape myrtle trees, also spelled ‘crepe’ myrtle because the flowers resemble crepe paper, have been described as beautiful, long-blooming trees that sometimes suffer damage from an insect called bark scales. Master Gardener Brenda McIndoo will present a free program on this subject and provide information about caring for crape myrtle trees.
This program is presented by the Master Gardeners of the AgriLife Extension Office and will be held Monday, July 11, from 7 to 8 p.m. The meeting will be at 100 Wilco Way, Room 226, in Georgetown. The meeting is also available online.
For more events and information, call 512-943-3300 or visit https://williamson. agrilife.org/events.
