This crapemyrtle bears bright orchid flowers, growing 20 feet by 15 feet. It was introduced by Monrovia. The quintisential tree for the Southern garden, form may range from upright and vase-...

This lavender-pink crapemyrtle can be grown as a large shrub or a small tree. It is mildew resisitant but aphids may be a concern. The quintisential tree for the Southern garden, form may ra...

This pale pink blooming crapemyrtle has an open, spreading form. In autumn it colors yellow-orange, mildley resistant to mildew. The quintisential tree for the Southern garden, form may rang...

This crapemyrtle has flowers of snow white. The quintisential tree for the Southern garden. Form may range from upright and vase-shaped to low, horizontal, and shrub-like. Mid to late summer fl...

This dwarf crapemyrtle grows in an open form upright and blooms mid June. It bears white flowers and has good resistance to mildew. The quintisential tree for the Southern garden, form may r...

This crapemyrtle is known for its white flowers, rich deep green leaves, and wonderful cinnamon brown bark. It also has good cold resistance. The quintisential tree for the Southern garden, ...

This vivid pink crapemyrtle has wide panticles with 100 to 500 florets per inflorescence. The leaves are deep shiny green which turn bronze then maroon in fall. It is mildew resistant. The quen...

Clusters of showy white flowers on deciduous shrub or small tree. Beautiful fall color. Peeling bark reveals slick, smooth trunk. Full sun provides best flower and growth results. Drought toler...

The quintisential tree for the Southern garden. Form may range from upright and vase-shaped to low, horizontal, and shrub-like. Mid to late summer flowers range from pink, to white, to red, or ...

Centennial is considered more of a shrub than a tree, as it reaches only 3 feet tall and a little wider. Flowers are bright lavender and begin in June. Mildew resistance is good. Fall color is ...