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Natchez Crape Myrtle Tree
Twilight Crape Myrtle Tree
Colorama™ Scarlet Crape Myrtle Tree
Dynamite Crape Myrtle
Tuscarora Crape Myrtle Tree
Pocomoke Crape Myrtle Shrub
Thunderstruck™ Coral Boom™ Crape Myrtle Tree
Tonto Crape Myrtle Tree
First Editions® Twilight Magic™ Crape Myrtle
First Editions® Vintage Jade Distylium
Much loved for their ease of care and a plethora of color options, crape myrtles are a popular choice among Fast Growing Trees customers. Here are some of our customer’s favorite varieties to plant:
Yes! Most crape myrtle trees feature drought resistant properties, though as they get established to your landscape, they may need a bit more attention, especially during the hot summer season. Once established, they can survive on rainfall alone, but we recommend watering once or twice weekly while they're young.
Exact timing of your crape myrtles blooms will vary depending on your chosen variety, the tree’s planting conditions, and your area’s unique mico-climate, however, most crape myrtles come to life with blooms in late spring, generally around mid-May to early June.
A staple of the American South and much-loved for their ease of care, multi-trunked look, and numerous color options, crape myrtles have exploded in popularity across the country, landing them at the top of the list of most popular flowering trees. Other varieties that rank high include redbud trees, dogwood trees, magnolia trees, and crabapple trees.
Yes, Fast Growing Trees offers fast, complimentary shipping (with minimum purchase required) to the continental U.S., including the District of Columbia. Shop online at any time of day and your crape myrtle trees will be delivered right to your home or business in a matter of days.
Pricing for crape myrtle trees varies significantly based on the variety of tree and its size. Some smaller trees may cost as little as $50, while a mature tree can cost $200+. We’re always updating our sale page with new discounts, so check there to see if you can save on your crape myrtle tree.
