

True to its name, this crape myrtle delivers large, persistent clusters of vivid rosy-red crepe-paper flowers throughout the hottest months—when many flowering trees have finished their show. The bloom period extends from early summer well into fall.
Spring leaves emerge with a bronzy cast, mature to bright green in summer, then turn golden in autumn. The exfoliating bark adds winter interest. Deciduous, fast-growing, and drought-tolerant once established, it reaches 15–35 feet tall and 20–35 feet wide—ideal as a specimen, in groupings, or as a flowering screen.
Arapaho Crape Myrtle: True Red Blooms, Mildew Resistant, Beautiful Bark
Centennial Spirit Crape Myrtle: Rose‑Red Crepe Flowers & Mildew‑Resistant Foliage
Cheyenne Crape Myrtle: Upright Tree with Vivid Red Blooms & Brilliant Fall Color
Near East Crape Myrtle: Soft Pink Crepe-Like Flowers with Bronzy Foliage
Petite Snow™ Crape Myrtle: Dwarf with Snow White Blooms
Near East Crape Myrtle: Soft Pink Blooms, Orange-Red Fall Color
Petite Snow™ Crape Myrtle: Dwarf Upright with Snow White Blooms
Crape Myrtle Planting Distance from Asphalt Driveway
Crepe Myrtle Bloom Care: Pruning, Fertilizing, and Sucker Removal
Crape Myrtle Leaves Turning Red in Summer: Transplant Shock
Cherry Dazzle® Crape Myrtle: Bronze New Growth, Red Flowers & Red‑Purple Fall Color
Raspberry Dazzle® Crape Myrtle: Raspberry-Red Flowers on Dense Upright Habit
Cherry Dazzle® Crape Myrtle: Bronze New Growth, Red Flowers, Red-Purple Fall Color
Raspberry Dazzle® Crape Myrtle: Raspberry-Red Flowers, Disease-Resistant Foliage
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