The Plum Magic Crepe Myrtle is a small tree known for its vibrant plum-colored flowers. This particular variety is highly prized for its unique color and the way it adds a pop of color to any landscape. The Plum Magic Crepe Myrtle is a deciduous tree that typically grows to a height of 10-15 feet, making it an excellent choice for smaller gardens or yards. Its compact size also allows it to be planted in containers or used as a specimen plant. The highlight of the Plum Magic Crepe Myrtle is its stunning blooms. The flowers are a deep shade of plum that is sure to grab attention.
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Meaning can only come from within from the way we see the world, informed by wisdom, compassion, understanding, love and trust, writes Eknath Eswaren. We left the house and made our way toward downtown Metuchen, the tiny town in central Jersey where I grew up, to a little luncheonette called the Corner Confectionery.
The flowers are a deep shade of plum that is sure to grab attention. They appear in clusters and have a ruffled, crepe-like appearance, hence the name "Crepe Myrtle." The blooms last for an extended period, typically from mid-summer to early fall, providing a long-lasting display of color.
From Magic and Myth-Work to Care and Repair (Paperback)
From Magic and Myth-Work to Care and Repair is a two-part book, broadly concerned with the "fiction of the self" and with practices and explorations beyond that fiction. Each part approaches this thematic from a different angle. The first part, "On Magic and Myth-Work," deals with practices of magic (although not always named as such) and with contemporary myth-making in relation to landscape, performance and writing. The second part "On Care and Repair" gathers together essays that are more personal, but that also look to various technologies (or devices) of self-care alongside ideas of collaboration and the collective. Crucial in this exploration is our relation to one another and to the larger non-human world. All the essays were prompted by teaching students—undergraduates and postgraduates—during the initial Covid years, specifically on two courses at Goldsmiths: Occulture and Art Writing to Theory Fiction. The important themes in both these courses were all constellated around magic, myth-work, care, and repair, especially as these intersected with questions of agency and self-narration. On those courses—and throughout the book—these themes are connected to larger issues of historical trauma, neoliberalism, and ecological crisis. The essays reference many other texts and fellow travelers, but also draw on the author’s own experiences within various art and theory worlds, as well as with performance art, magical practices, gaming and Buddhism.
About the Author
Simon O'Sullivan is Professor of Art Theory and Practice, Department of Visual Cultures, Goldsmiths. He is also part of the collaborative "performance fiction" Plastique Fantastique with David Burrows, Alex Marzeta, and Vanessa Page. This practice-based research involves an investigation into aesthetics, subjectivity, the sacred, popular culture and politics produced through, performance, film and sound work, comics, text, installations, and assemblages. Plastique Fantastique have performed and exhibited widely in the UK and abroad and are represented by IMT Gallery in London.
- Language Arts & Disciplines / Writing / Nonfiction (incl. Memoirs)
- Performing Arts / Storytelling
- Body, Mind & Spirit / Magick Studies
In addition to its beautiful flowers, the Plum Magic Crepe Myrtle also boasts attractive foliage. The leaves are a glossy dark green that provides a lovely backdrop to the vibrant plum flowers. The foliage turns a vibrant maroon color in the fall, adding another layer of interest to this already stunning tree. Another notable feature of the Plum Magic Crepe Myrtle is its smooth, exfoliating bark. The bark peels away in thin strips, revealing a smooth surface underneath. This adds visual interest during the winter months when the tree is bare of leaves. The Plum Magic Crepe Myrtle is easy to care for and requires minimal maintenance. It is drought-tolerant once established and can adapt to a variety of soil conditions. It prefers full sun but can tolerate some shade. Regular pruning is necessary to maintain its shape and encourage new growth. Overall, the Plum Magic Crepe Myrtle is a beautiful tree that is sure to add a touch of magic to any landscape. Its stunning plum-colored flowers, attractive foliage, and unique bark make it a standout choice for gardens and yards of all sizes. Whether used as a focal point, planted in containers, or as part of a larger landscape, this tree is sure to make a lasting impression..
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