Crape myrtle 'Pink Velour' is a cultivar with intense pink, velvety-textured flowers, a compact habit, and excellent mildew resistance, part of the Play It Again® series.




| Family: | Lythraceae |
| Genus: | Lagerstroemia |
| Species: | indica |
| Cultivar: | Pink Velour |
| Additional Info: | PP10319; aka Whit III, Royal Velvet; hybridized by Whitcomb; introduced 1998 |
This deciduous shrub grows 8–10 feet tall with a dense, rounded habit. Flowers are deep pink, with a velvety sheen, in large panicles from early summer to frost. Foliage is dark green, turning orange-red in fall. Bark exfoliates.
'Pink Velour' prefers full sun, well-drained soil. Superior powdery mildew resistance. Use as a specimen, hedge, or container plant. Long blooming season.
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