White crape myrtle

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The crape myrtle is one of few blooming trees that provide shade and color nearly all summer long! Many different colors avaialble at all locations!

These dwarf crepe myrtle varieties are great to mix into perennial beds, to grow in planters, or to use as deciduous hedgerows.

45 Gallon Natchez White Crape Myrtle

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These small trees add flowers, fall color, and even colorful fruit or interesting bark without taking up a lot of space.

Sarah's Favorite has become popular as a nice large sized Crape Myrtle for larger landscape needs.The crape myrtle Sarah's Favorite features graceful white blooms and an excellent growth rate.A prolific bloomer ,'Sarah's Favorite' is great along a driveway

Evergreen Trees Direct on Instagram: "One of our teams favourite feature tree Lagerstroemia Indica Natchez, or better known as a white Crepe Myrtle. This beautiful tree blooms with white flowers in the summer months and loses its leaves in the winter period. Who else loves white crepe myrtles?"

A: That is crape myrtle bark scale, and you do need to treat it. This … Continue reading Ask Burton: Q: What are these white blobs on my crape myrtle and how do I get rid of them? →

Black Diamond Pure White Crape Myrtle.

Big enough for shade but small enough for easy care, these amiable trees mind their manners in a modest outdoor space

This Dallas Red crape myrtle creates stunning welcome. And here is my same old question: wouldn't a loropetalum or two allowed to grow to their natural height and state have been better than that pruned and sheared (lots of work) barberry? Wouldn't a dwarf loropetalum under the crape have worked better than the pruned holly (again, lots of work)? But no question about it, these are lovely, but could the same impact be had with shrubs that do not require pruning and shearing?

Let’s say you were looking for the perfect tree for California gardens. Something that didn’t grow too big, that developed in a graceful manner with little pruning, that bloomed like ma…

Last summer, the setting sun was casting the most beautiful light on my crêpe myrtle tree, and it absolutely took my breath away. One of the best...