My crepe myrtle hasn’t any leaves on it. Looks very dorment

If your Myrtle isn't blooming how can it be fertilised?

I suggest you go online and possibly get a copy of the instructions. go to the company name and request one. Hope that helps.

Crepe Myrtle leaf is a smooth ovate, not lobed.
Crape Myrtle

You may heat the crepe maker, add oil and spread it with a cotton cloth, let it hot and burn the oil. Re apply 3 times. Job donein about 1 hour.

read how to care for your crepe maker by clicking the link below:
http://www.krampouz.com/en/content/17-caring-for-your-crepe-maker

• 4 eggs
• 100 gr or 2 1/2 oz flour
• 6 tbs milk
• 2 tbls melted butter
• 1 pinch of salt

Instructions

whisk eggs and milk together in a bowl, then slowly add the flour while mixing, until you have a nice, smooth crepe mix. Add the melted butter and salt and mix again. Place the bowl in the fridge for half an hour before proceeding

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" upside-down frying pan and works like a finely tuned skillet. The chef dips the heated flat part of the concave pan into crepe batter. Once the thin batter layer sticks to the heated metal, the chef flips over the crepe maker onto the stovetop to finish cooking. When the crepe is ready, it slides off the inverted pan with a little jiggle from the chef."

taken from: How Does a Crepe Maker Work? ' eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how-does_4604007_crepe-maker-work_.html#ixzz2Kafvpz6Z

yes you can! it's easy and comes out great.

williams-sonoma!
http://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/tibos-electric-crepe-maker/

Heat the pan rings side down. When heated, dip the flat side into a tray of crepe batter and return to the heat. It makes marvelously thin tasty crepes and you don't need to turn them over.