RoyDMercer wrote:
stop blooming is they are overgrown and neglected. Most flowering shrubs
(crape myrtles included) only bloom on new growth. The same can be said for

That's a broad generalization, and like most broad generalizations, it's
incorrect.

blooms. When I prune mine, I clear out excessive and dead growth on the
inside of the plant and retain the natural form of the plant when pruning on
the outside.

Dumb question. Wouldn't the "natural form" of a plant be that which is
achieved naturally, without pruning?

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