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Don't over prune in the beginning – make the basic cuts and then allow the plant to grow, and continue shaping over time. These may be pruned off if desired, and the entire plant may be pruned according to your tastes.

Following the release of the first hybrid selections (‘Muskogee' and ‘Natchez') in 1978, twenty-one hybrid cultivars would be selected, named, and introduced over the next twenty-five years.

It is a semi-dwarf version that blooms in early summer and, if deadheaded, again in late summer. Try it in a perennial border or as a nice foil to evergreen plantings. It makes a great foundation planting, providing interest all year, whether from foliage,...

Most of the water you put on the plant at first will run away from the plant until the soil is soaked. Smooth pale pinkish-gray bark on mature branches exfoliates with age. In the deep South, plants will grow much taller if not pruned back.

It tops out at 20 feet tall and 15 feet wide, and can be planted as a specimen or in groups. This beautiful semi-dwarf crape myrtle tree, with its vibrant fuchsia pink crepe flowers, will become a standout in any landscape! * Powdery mildew resistant...

With this lovely tree in your yard you will soon join the thousands who swear by its value as an ornamental tree. Natchez is successfully grown in zones 7-10 - an exceptionally wide temperature range for crape myrtles.

It makes an excellent foundation plant and a beautiful fence border or flowering hedge. This is a great 3-season shrub. It handles pruning well and can be kept much shorter if you want.

Following the release of the first hybrid selections (‘Muskogee' and ‘Natchez') in 1978, twenty-one hybrid cultivars would be selected, named, and introduced over the next twenty-five years.

The Zuni Crape Myrtle is ideally suited for formal or informal design in the home landscape, street plantings and community plantings. The large, rich dark lavender colored flowers are displayed from mid-July through the month of September! The Zuni Crape...

The best feature of the Crape Myrtle is certainly the impressive purple display it enacts each year. They then transition into a verdant green that endures throughout the summer months.

Put your pruners away, because this low maintenance crape myrtle variety naturally has a rounded shape. Enduring Summer Crape Myrtles may be small in size, but their color is huge.

Instead, buy a 7′ variety, and you will find yourself with an incredibly low-maintenance plant.To achieve a graceful tree shape that shows off the lovely bark, first remove all but 3-5 strong trunks.

Giving your lawn a burst of color and delightful curb appeal. These trees are easy to care for and a delight to watch. This unique tree will definitely attract attention as the centerpiece of your property.

All of the Black Diamond crape myrtles are low maintenance, highly disease resistant and are relatively drought tolerant once established. The stunning black foliage is a perfect dark backdrop to the crimson red blooms from spring to fall.

The leaves start out with a pretty red tint and eventually turn to a glossy green. Like all of the beautiful shrubs in the ‘Magic Crape Myrtle' line from First Edition Plants, Purple Magic will bloom its frilly purple flowers over a long season if you...

The rich purple flowers are an incredible contrast to the subtle colors of the bark. These will change to yellows, oranges, or burgundy in the fall. These crape myrtles are easy to grow and a delightful addition to any yard.

With cold hardy Sioux Crape Myrtles your landscape will never have to be without color, especially in the summer when their dark pink flowers enter a continuous blooming cycle that lasts into the fall.

No matter where you put it, you'll enjoy full 'coral pink' flowers. No matter where you plant them! Perfect for barren areas or trouble spots - these crapes can grow just about anywhere.

Sunset Magic has true red flowers, not a ‘deep red-pink' or ‘violet-red' or even ‘reddish'. For a stunning garden effect plant these with white flowered crapes or yellow daylilies.

Bright, feathery blooms last from spring to fall. If they get too much shade, the bright red color may fade. Easily adaptable to any landscape - including yours - these trees offer spectacular color in any soil.

The Dynamite Crape Myrtle is adaptable to different soil types, and is resistant to powdery mildew. After a summer of blooms, you will see the leaves turn a bright orange, giving you great fall color.

These may be pruned off if desired, and the entire plant may be pruned according to your tastes. Some gardeners like to lop off all stems at a uniform height each year, leaving branch stubs in the winter that flush out into a ball of growth in the spring.

There needs to be something in the garden that sparks a sense of wonder. This is a great 3-season beauty. It makes a show-stopping 3 foot flowering hedge, especially in the south. Mystic Magenta Magic, has excellent resistance to powdery mildew and is...

For varieties that bloom before mid-July, deadheading (or cutting off spent blossoms) can often result in a second blooming. Crape myrtles tend to use more nitrogen than some other plant families.

Following the release of the first hybrid selections (‘Muskogee' and ‘Natchez') in 1978, twenty-one hybrid cultivars would be selected, named, and introduced over the next twenty-five years.

Even more color comes in the fall once the Hopi Crape Myrtle's leaves turn bright shades of red, yellow and orange. They look great in pots framing entryways and accenting porches.

It is also resistant to leaf spot and powdery mildew, which is quite a breeding accomplishment in red crepes. Look no further than Ruffled Red Magic crepe myrtle. * First Editions Plants * Striking red flowers * Reblooms * Very disease resistant