Trees Crape Myrtle Trees For Sale In Anchorage

There will be admirers. Her dress was the color of this plant - deep plum purple and rich fuchsia-pink – also mysterious and beautiful. The leaves and stems are an almost magical blend of green, plum and burgundy.

Is a genus of about 40 species of deciduous and evergreen shrubs and trees from warm-temperate to tropical areas of Asia to Australia. These may be pruned off if desired, and the entire plant may be pruned according to your tastes.

No fungicide treatments required! Fast growing... Parking lots... It doesn't matter if your soil is sandy, loamy or clay... Next to structures... This tree is an ideal solution for small areas that don't have much planting space, such as small yards ...

The Zuni Crape Myrtle is ideally suited for formal or informal design in the home landscape, street plantings and community plantings. It is best to follow a regular watering schedule during the first growing season to establish a deep, extensive root...

Reaches a mature height of 20-30 feet. Our Red Rocket Crape Myrtle trees have been pruned before spring to strengthen the root system so they will adapt quickly and easily to your region.

Sioux Crape Myrtles aren't too big, or too small. Sioux Crape Myrtles are one of the toughest varieties available. They also have a high level of resistance against pests and diseases.

This is a truly unique hedge plant. You will be in love with the amazing contrast this shrub brings to your landscape. Several planted together will make a traffic-stopping fence, walkway or driveway lining hedge.

Growing to a spread of 8-10 feet, plant them 4-5 feet apart for a natural solution to screening or as a desirable property divider. They look and smell wonderful! What an easy tree to plant and grow! It's highly mildew resistant and drought tolerant,...

We have pruned your Crape Myrtle back so that it will grow stronger roots as well as give you a full, beautiful form that encourages the most blooms possible. Your crape myrtle will be one of the last trees in your lawn to lose its leaves in the fall.

Each summer the Crape Myrtle Muskogee exfoliates its gray-brown colored bark in thin strips to expose a smooth and light brown colored bark. Depending on the variety, crape myrtles can have different shapes and sizes.

Coral Magic (Lagerstroemia 'Coral Magic' PP23,922) is loaded with salmon-pink flowers that are unique and eye-catching. Try it with white or blue companion flowers for an unforgettable look.

Marching down a fence-line or lining your driveway, ‘Best Red' will be stopping traffic on your street. You will be hard-pressed to find another plant this easy and this dramatic.

Plant them with other bright flowers or shrubs in deep green. And the foliage? The plant is a strong upright grower, but compact with dense branching. This compact plant blooms all summer with carnation-like glowing red flowers that stand out in stark...

The rich purple flowers are an incredible contrast to the subtle colors of the bark. These crape myrtles are easy to grow and a delightful addition to any yard. Besides making a wonderful barrier, they are resistant to deer and rabbits, and do well in...

In warmer areas many can be grown as trees but in colder climates they may be killed to the ground but re-sprout from below ground to be grown more as shrubs. In the South, Crape myrtle Natchez can easily be grown as a tall woody shrub or trained as a...

As if the richly colored leaves weren't enough, it blooms from July to September with amazing dark pink flowers that cover the shrub by the bushel. Let Midnight Magic work its own special brand of magic in your yard.

Bright, feathery blooms last from spring to fall. If this happens, don't worry. Remarkably, horticulturists around the country generally agree that the new Arapahoe is the most disease resistant crape myrtle available , making it an excellent selection...

Between the long bloom period and the fact that it is much more tolerant of extreme heat and cold than its cousins, the Natchez Crape Myrtle is an ideal candidate for specimen tree placement in landscapes over a huge part of the US.

Blush Crape Myrtle blooms spring through fall. They are dainty ruffled beauties that cover the tree in soft drifts of color. Since it only grows to 12 feet tall and 8 feet wide it is perfect for smaller gardens.

Acoma Crape Myrtle trees will grow and thrive even in the hottest and driest gardens, loving the heat and resistant to drought once they are established. As the tree ages the bark gets a gorgeous “peeling” look to it, making it very interesting all...

This is a gorgeous hedge plant that grows to 12 feet tall and 8 feet wide. We know that you will be in love with the beauty this shrub brings to your landscape. It really doesn't look like any other shrub on the market.

Crape Myrtle Moonlight Magic forms a beautiful rounded, dense small tree loaded with pure white flowers in early summer. Straight species plants are not sold in commerce. Buy the right variety to fit the space! If you buy a 15′ variety and try to keep...

The best feature of the Crape Myrtle is certainly the impressive purple display it enacts each year. The Crape Myrtle has something to offer whatever the season, and it will certainly offer you enjoyment for years to come.

The Blossoms of the Mystic Magenta Crape Myrtle are a brilliant shade of pink/purple magenta which offsets the intense dark leaves. This means, the plant arrive in a dormant state, with wrapped roots, and stalks without leaves or blooms.

It's adaptable to many conditions. It's very hard and dense, making a good choice for everything from furniture to flooring. In short, the Sugar Maple has it all. Imagine flaming crimson, vivid orange and brilliant yellow displayed on your Sugar Maple...

USDA hardiness zone 3 to zone 7. Trees are pyramidal in for when young becoming pendulous pyramidal with age. One of the most graceful evergreens. The foliage (needles) is short, deep green with two white bands on the underside of each needle.

His younger brother John (1856–1906) inherited Leighton Hall, and when in 1911 the reverse hybrid of the cones of the Monterey cypress were fertilized with pollen from the Nootka, that hybrid was then named ‘Leighton Green.' Leighton Green is still...