Q: I have four crape myrtle tree/bushes at the edge of my patio. They have all grown fairly large and appear to be thriving. However, the one tree (a 'Sioux') did not produce any flowers this year ...

My husband wants to plant crape myrtle trees on the side of the house. ... Choctaw (pink), Comanche (coral), Osage (pink) and Potomac (pink). Sioux, medium pink, is one of the best.

Tall types exceed 20 feet in height. If you think that's not possible, look at Muskogee or Red Rocket. If those don't ...

A question for Dan Gill: My husband wants to plant crepe myrtle trees on the side of the house. I want them, but I do not want them to be How to pick the right crape myrtle tree.

Natchez, Muskogee, Basham’s Party Pink, Sioux and Tonto crape myrtles aren’t as susceptible to cercospora leaf spot as older varieties. The fungal disease appears in late May to early June and ...

Sioux, medium pink, is one of the best. You will be limited by what nurseries are carrying. See if they are carrying any of the above varieties. ... such as Sioux crape myrtle, ...

How to choose the right crape myrtle March 18, 2015 More than 10 years ago Hopi is another small tree or large shrub with light-pink blooms and gray-brown bark.

Some of the best tree-size crape myrtle types include Red Rocket (true red flowers), Sioux (pink), Osage (pink), Apalachee (lavender) and the familiar Natchez (white).

The Sun's annual crape myrtle sale is being held this morning starting at 7 in the big parking lot in the back ... Sioux, bright pink; Arapaho, dark red. Upright vase-shaped tree - 10-20 feet ...

* Crape Myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica) Crape myrtle is a longtime favorite with Southern gardeners. The big clusters of bloom remind us of lilacs in the North. The large trusses come in pink, red ...

Crape myrtles are a versatile group of plants that can provide summer blooms in your landscape. Select the right size and flower color to fit your specific needs. But there are concerns that are ...

Crape myrtles are the queen of summer-flowering shrubs in warm regions of the world. They are easy to transplant and grow; they're not demanding, needing eight hours of sunlight a Home Grown: Some ...