Lagerstroemia indica Violacea
Violet Crape Myrtle
The bark is most attractive being mottled with grey and pink while the small dark green leaves turn flame red in autum.
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Lagerstroemia indica Violacea is similar in every way to the cultivar ‘Rosea except for the flowers.
This lovely small tree produces clusters of violet flowers from late August onwards so long as the summer gives enough heat.
Flowers are often initiated in even the dullest summers but do not fully emerge unless we have decent weather in September and October.
It is well worth taking the risk! A beautiful small tree with a rounded somewhat flat-topped growth.
The bark is most attractive being mottled with grey and pink while the small dark green leaves turn flame red in autum.
Mature height: 3-7m
Mature spread: 4-6m
This lovely small tree produces clusters of violet flowers from late August onwards so long as the summer gives enough heat.
Flowers are often initiated in even the dullest summers but do not fully emerge unless we have decent weather in September and October.
It is well worth taking the risk! A beautiful small tree with a rounded somewhat flat-topped growth.
The bark is most attractive being mottled with grey and pink while the small dark green leaves turn flame red in autum.
Mature height: 3-7m
Mature spread: 4-6m
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Violet Crape Myrtle
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