However, today a different plant is increasingly appearing on the gardening scene: the Indian crape myrtle. Once thought to ...

For years, the magnolia was considered the queen of spring gardens. However, today, a different plant is increasingly ...

You could plant crape myrtle for its handsome mottled exfoliating bark with contrasting shades of gray, brown and cinnamon that beautifies your yard in winter. Deep purple leaves on varieties such ...

Crapes bloom in shades of red, white, lavender, purple or pink ... music or driving tours, a mini festival occurs in my mind every time my eyes light on the crape myrtle blooming outside my ...

Its foliage is the darkest green of any crape myrtle and turns to a handsome purple color in fall. The bark is tan in color and the twigs have a reddish color. It gets 12'-15' tall and 8'-10' wide.