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The Columbus Dispatch
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Cold-hardy crape myrtle varieties may grow in central Ohio, though plants can die back to the ground in severe winters and resprout from their roots in late spring. Choose a variety labeled for USDA Zone 6, plant it in full sun and well-drained soil, and heavily mulch the root zone in late autumn.
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