These include the miniature, pink-flowering Pocomoke; Berry Dazzle (magenta) and Cherry Dazzle (red). Many plant retailers have a limited selection of crape myrtles; ask about their inventory ...

The common crape myrtle, Lagerstromia indica ... Cherry Dazzle, cherry-red blooms Dazzle Me Pink, light pink blooms Berry Dazzle, fuchsia-purple blooms Raspberry Dazzle, raspberry red blooms ...

For pot growing, however, it is a good idea to grow a smaller crepe myrtle that will take well to container culture. For example, the 'Berry Dazzle' variety is a dwarf option, growing no more than ...

Botanical name: Lagerstroemia 'Gamad I' * What it is: A compact, rounded, shrub form of crape myrtle that's nearly covered with deep red flowers from August into September. Glossy leaves start out ...

QUESTION: What should I do with the berries forming on my crape myrtle shrub? The plant is new and flowered once. Similar plants in the neighborhood still are blooming. Does my plant need special ...

Berry Dazzle (fuchsia color) and Diamond Dazzle (white). The Dazzle crape myrtles grow to mature heights and widths of 4 to 5 feet. As with all crape myrtles, they require full or nearly full sun.

Crepe myrtles are a go-to flowering tree for ... I recommend 'Cherry Dazzle' (red blooms), 'Berry Dazzle' (fuchsia-purple blooms and burgundy new foliage), and 'Strawberry Dazzle' (neon-rose ...

This time of the year everyone is thinking of decking the halls with hollies and their colorful red berries ... you might plant a crape myrtle. Use them to frame entryways for special accents ...