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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Crape myrtle on Jamestown Hill



2008-08-23 - Corner Miller Ave. & Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener.
2008 HAS BEEN A GREAT YEAR FOR CRAPE (SOMETIMES CREPE) MYRTLE in Adair County. A landmark shrub, above, is in the David Eubanks' yard at the intersection of Jamestown Street and Miller Avenue. A number of showy ones are on Columbia's Avenue of Flowers, Tutt Street. Also worth noting, is one on the Nell Rogers property on Fortune ST. The success of the plant begs the question: Why is there not a concerted effort to add them to the landscape now that cultivars have proven hardy for this lattitude? The photograph was taken from Columbia church of Christ.


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