The Crape Myrtle Company specializes in Rare and Unique varieties of Crape Myrtles not found at any other single source!
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Fall is in the Air!
Crape Myrtles are deciduous hardwoods, meaning they will drop their leaves and go dormant for winter. This manifests by the leaves turning striking shades of red, orange and yellow. Deciduous hardwoods are traditionally planted in Fall because they are going dormant and require less active care this time of year. It gives you the best head start for spring by far. Order your favorite varieties now before they sell out!
Crape Myrtles are deciduous hardwoods, meaning they will drop their leaves and go dormant for winter. This manifests by the leaves turning striking shades of red, orange and yellow. Deciduous hardwoods are traditionally planted in Fall because they are going dormant and require less active care this time of year. It gives you the best head start for spring by far. Order your favorite varieties now before they sell out!
We offer quantity discounts! Mix and match any varieties. Don't forget to enter your Coupon Code
at check out to Save Up to 30%!
at check out to Save Up to 30%!
Featured Plants for November 2018
Start Your Selection
- Begin by choosing the height you would like your new plant to mature. You may choose from our Miniatures, Dwarf, Medium or Standard varieties.
- Then choose the perfect color in that size. We offer all available shades of White, Pink, Red and Purple.
A secret way to amaze your neighbors:
Plant 3 different colored Crapes in the same hole with the root-balls touching. Take a piece of string and tie the 3 stems together so they are touching. In 2-3 years the stems will actually fuse together to become 1 tree with 3 different colored flowers. We have done this with the Trees and Miniatures.
Your friends will wonder how you got a tree with 3 different colored flowers.
-David
Plant 3 different colored Crapes in the same hole with the root-balls touching. Take a piece of string and tie the 3 stems together so they are touching. In 2-3 years the stems will actually fuse together to become 1 tree with 3 different colored flowers. We have done this with the Trees and Miniatures.
Your friends will wonder how you got a tree with 3 different colored flowers.
-David