Pink crepe myrtle

Crepe myrtles (Lagerstroemia) deliver showy summer flowers, attractive bark, and brilliant fall color. Get our guide for planting and caring for this classic tree.

Organizers hope the Natchez International Crepe Myrtle Festival, June 21-22, will rival the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C., and fall foliage tours in New England.

Crepe Myrtles can be one of the most spectacular additions to any landscape. Aside from the brilliant bloom that lasts all summer long. ( and with tips in this article we will learn how to improve the bloom.) Crepes also boast a peeling bark and a growth pattern that gives character to your landscape even in…

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Lagerstroemia indica Diamonds In The Dark® Shell Pink features stunning near-black foliage that emerges in early spring, followed by masses of delicate soft pink blooms from summer until first frost. Mature growth: 3x3m

Explore creative ideas for using crepe myrtle in your garden to enhance visual beauty throughout the seasons. These colorful trees offer more than just a lovely view; they provide vibrant shades of pink, purple, and white flowers that bloom during summer. Learn how to integrate these beauties into your landscape with arrangement tips and design inspiration for front yards, backyards, and patios. Discover practical care and maintenance advice so your crepe myrtles flourish, making your…

Pale pink crepe myrtle....showy summer color!

Crape Myrtle As lovely as soft bits of fragile crinkled silk, These rosy blossoms, clustered thick upon the heavy drooping boughs, When sh...

The term ”crepe murder” has been around a few years now and is used to refer to the horrible pruning disasters that are the fate of many of our crepe myrtles. Improper pruning, or crepe murder, can take a tree that is beautiful even if it is never touched and turn it in to an ...

Brittany | Home Decor & Style on Instagram: "Six Easy to Grow Plants for First Time Gardeners: 1) Hot Pink Bougainvillea 2) Star Jasmine on Diamond Trellis 3) Yellow Lady Banks Rose (Thornless) 4) Pink Dwarf Oleander Bush 5) Citrus Trees (Lemon & Pink Lemon Tree) 6) Pink Crepe Myrtle Tree For reference, we water all these plants 3 days a week in the WINTER months and 6-7 days a week in the SUMMER months. We also fertilize 1-2 times per year (once in the fall & once in the spring) #liketkit #