Tuscarora crape
jimtnc
15 years ago
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Full StoryAnyone have any feedback on this variety? I'm having a redbud replaced and I narrowed my choice down to a Dynamite or Tuscarora crape. I already have a red crape that's growing leaps and bounds not far from where this plant site, so I'm leaning more towards the Tuscarora. It's supposed to have real pretty coral pink flowers and is classed as a 20' plus tree, which is okay.
I've seen some really nice pics of this tree, but wanted to get some fresh "real" perspective from you guys. Thanks.
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