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The deepest shade of red, Dynamite receives a lot of attention. Exfoliating bark accentuates this tree for Fall enjoyment.

A dwarf variety. Upright form with beautiful pale pink to white flower clusters make this another select dwarf variety to keep in mind. Fall bark will turn an exceptional orange.

Beautiful lavender clusters abound this variety during blooming season. A larger growing variety makes this a great "street tree". A heavy bloomer that submits its fall beauty to exfoliating bark and rich, deeply colored foilage of red and orange.

A superb white crape myrtle, this broad growing variety is considered to be the hardiest of all. Being a heavy bloomer makes this a great accent piece or planted in masses to triple the beauty. A quick and strong grower this crape can reach heights of 30'. This variety is known to be the best for its exfoliating bark.

Super hot pink flower clusters burst open in summer. Foliage is maroon colored for extra highlights.

Plant this rosy-flowered little beauty in all of your summer fun areas. Great as a container plant, it will charm with its small, bushy habit and beautiful, rose-pink flowers.

Upright columnar variety with raspberry-red flower clusters margined in white. Orange fall foilage will make an exciting accent piece.

Super bright red, upright crape myrtle with lustrous 20" flower spikes. Excellent fall colors for an added amenity.

The beautiful watermelon red so often requested. A unique color that could only accent a landscape scheme. A favorite for street use. An upright vase shaped tree with a bounty of huge flower clusters. Fast growing, hardy and a unique exfoliating bark makes this the all-time favorite and best seller thus far.

Globose habit. Dark green leaf turns red/orange in fall. Medium lavendar blooms.