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Catawba' Crape Myrtle, Clusters of Deep Purple Flowers
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Pink Crape Myrtle Tree
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Red Crape Myrtle
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Crape Myrtle Early Bird Lavender
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Crape Myrtle Twilight Magic
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Crape Myrtle Carolina Beauty
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Sarah's Favorite Crape Myrtle, Gorgeous White Flowers, Bears Large, Loose Clusters of Crinkly White Flowers On Almost Every Branch.
Growing Zones 7 - 9Sarah's Favorite Crape Myrtle, Gorgeous White Flowers, Bears Large, Loose Clusters of Crinkly White Flowers On Almost Every Branch.- Regular price
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a crape myrtle tree best known for?
A crape myrtle tree is best known for its long summer bloom season, colorful flowers, and attractive bark. It blooms when many other trees stop flowering, making it a popular ornamental tree for warm climates.
Are crape myrtle trees easy to grow?
Yes. Crape myrtle trees are considered easy to grow and low-maintenance once established. They tolerate heat, adapt to many soil types, and need minimal pruning.
What is the difference between a crepe myrtle tree and a crepe myrtle bush?
A crepe myrtle tree grows taller with a clear trunk, while a crepe myrtle bush has multiple stems and stays shorter. Both produce the same colorful flowers but are used differently in landscaping.
How big do crape myrtle trees grow?
Growth size depends on the variety. Full-size crape myrtle trees can reach 20–30 feet tall, while dwarf crepe myrtle varieties stay compact and are ideal for small yards.
When do crape myrtle trees bloom?
Most crape myrtle trees bloom from early summer through late summer. Some varieties continue flowering for several months under proper growing conditions.
Do crape myrtle trees need full sun?
Yes. Crape myrtle trees need full sun (at least 6 hours daily) to bloom well. Too much shade can reduce flowering and weaken growth.
How should I plant a crape myrtle tree?
Proper crape myrtle tree planting includes choosing a sunny location, planting in well-drained soil, and allowing enough space for mature growth. Avoid planting too close to buildings.
Is crepe myrtle pruning necessary?
Light crepe myrtle pruning helps maintain shape, but heavy pruning is not recommended. Over-pruning can reduce blooms and cause weak growth.
When is the best time to prune crape myrtle trees?
The best time for crepe myrtle pruning is late winter or early spring before new growth begins. This helps remove dead branches without affecting blooms.
Are crape myrtle trees drought-tolerant
Once established, crape myrtle trees are moderately drought-tolerant. However, regular watering during the first year helps build a strong root system.
Can crape myrtle trees be planted in small yards?
Yes. Dwarf crepe myrtle varieties and smaller cultivars are perfect for small yards, patios, and compact landscapes.
Do crape myrtle trees lose their leaves in winter?
Yes. Crape myrtle trees are deciduous, meaning they lose their leaves in fall and grow new foliage in spring.
Are crape myrtle trees good for front yard landscaping?
Yes. Their colorful blooms, attractive bark, and manageable size make crape myrtle trees a popular choice for front yards and curb appeal.
How long do crape myrtle trees live?
With proper care, crape myrtle trees can live 50 years or more, making them a long-term landscape investment.
Do crape myrtle trees attract pollinators?
Yes. The flowers of crape myrtle trees attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators during the summer months.


