There are several varieties and cultivars of Loropetalum. Here are some to know: 1. 'Burgundy': Reddish-purple leaves that age to purple-green or dark olive. In fall, older leaves are orange-red or red. The flowers are hot pink. It grows six to 10 feet tall and wide in Zones 7 to … 展开

Loropetalum easily propagates from softwood cuttings in spring or summer. Before propagating, be sure that your plant is not patented. Patented plants are illegal to propagate.You can check the tag, label, or container to see if your plant is patent-protected. Patented … 展开

Prune Loropetalum to control their size or shape after the flowers fade in spring. Remove broken, dead, or diseased branches. While a low-maintenance plant, Loropetalum can tolerate … 展开

Repot Loropetalum while pruning so it has fewer branches for its root system to support. Carefully dig up the Loropetalum plant by creating a wide … 展开