Dallas Red is one of the hardiest of the crepe myrtles. It grows fast and its flowers are large and deep red. It grows to a height of 20 feet. Mildew resistance unknown. The quintessential tree...

This pink-lavender crapemyrtle has shiny deep green leaves which turn to red-bronze in the autumn. It is a compact mounded habit with slow growth. A real genetic dwarf by U.S. National Arboretu...

This small to medium sized crapemyrtle has bright red flowers with stamens of yellow. The quentisential tree for the Southern garden. Form may range from upright and vase-shaped to low, hori...

Catawba has a rounded habit and grow around 10 feet tall and wide. Dark purple flowers are compact and tight and bloom from mid July to September. In general, the crepe myrtle is the quentis...

Centennial Spirit can be considered either an upright shrub or small tree. June to October flowers are dark red and held by strong stems so they do not flop. Fall color is red orange. Leaves of...

Byer’s Standard Red has an upright form and grows to a height of 25 feet tall. Flowers are rosey red and start around the middle of July. Nice orange fall color. Mildew resistance is okay...

This vivid pink crapemrytle bears 50 to 200 flowers per inflorescence from mid-July to September. It is low-spreading, with many stems; when young leaves are flushed red, semi-shiny dark green,...

Acoma has a low spreading form with almost pendulous branches. Mature height is 10 feet tall and 11 feet wide. June to September flowers are white. Fall color is purplish-red. This crepe myrtle...

This gentle lavender-pink crapemyrtle is a fast growing, larger form. It can grow over 20 feet and is slightly resistant to mildew and aphids. The quentisential tree for the Southern garden. ...

Still used for storage by the Native Peoples of Copper Canyon in Chihuahua, Mexico. Pear shaped gourds are a convenient 1 quart size, and are strung with hemp or agave fiber for a shoulder stra...