Lagerstroemia - Crepe (or Crape) Myrtle – a versatile and showy specimen tree! Crepe Myrtles are an upright deciduous tree or large shrub that have dark green leaves emerging bronze. The crinkled flowers, hence the name "crepe", appear from summer to autumn in shades of white, pink, red or purple. Crepe Myrtles require moderately fertile, well-drained soil. Best planted in a warm sheltered position.

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aka Crepe Myrtle

The common name for this small tree is Crepe Myrtle because of the clusters of pretty 'crinkled' deep magenta flowers that appear from summer to autumn. Along with the flowers there is attractive bronze-green foliage and smooth bark. Plant in a warm sheltered position. Deciduous.

 

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aka Crepe Myrtle

Striking, bold, fantastic accent tree with near black foliage and stunning deep red crepe flowers from Spring to Autumn. Remove lower limbs to show off the gorgeous smooth bark or leave bushy for a stunning privacy screen. Low maintenance, drought hardy once established. Deciduous

 

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aka Crepe Myrtle, Lagerstroemia Ebony Fire

This Lagerstroemia has deep red-purple-black foliage that fades in autumn to shades of orange and red. The deep red ruffled flowers appear in mass from late spring through summer, adds to its appeal as a stunning specimen tree. Deciduous

 

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aka Crepe Myrtle

The common name for this small tree is Crepe Myrtle because of the clusters pretty 'crinkled' white flowers with golden stamens that appear from summer to autumn. Along with the flowers there is attractive bronze-green new foliage and smooth bark. Plant in a warm sheltered position. Deciduous.

 

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aka Crepe Myrtle

Soire D Ete has bunches of Pink/Lavender flowers from summer to autumn, and an attractive bronze-green foliage and smooth bark. Plant in a warm sheltered position. Deciduous.