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When it comes to flowering trees, there's no better choice than the Black Diamond Crape Myrtles. With their beautiful burgundy red foliage combined with compact size, they are perfect for Use as a centerpiece accent or as a border for paths and driveways. During the summer months, this already stunning deciduous ornamental gets bunches of Delicate pure white blooms that last through the summer, hence the name pure white crape myrtle. The Pure white crape myrtle is known for being easy to care for once established. Just prune back a little bit under your desired height after the blooms die off, and you will have the perfect tree for your landscape. Get yours today!.

The Black Diamond Crape Myrtle variety represents the first series of true dark-leaf crape myrtles. The blooms of the Crimson Red Black Diamond come in a vibrant crimson red blooms with bright yellow centers which offset the intense hues of the dark leaves. The bright blooms of the Black Diamond reach their productivity peak during the summer and fall months. This variety has been described as having an intermediate growth habit, reaching 10 ft. to 12 ft. tall, a spread of up to 8 ft. and can be used as a specimen or in mass plantings. We have found Crimson Red to naturally take on a shrubbier habit. The bloom color is the brightest red in the Black Diamond Collection. Crape Myrtles look particularly nice when lining driveways or fences and can also be planted in a container on your deck or patio as long as the container is at least 12 in. diameter. These crape myrtles are drought tolerant, mildew resistant and low-maintenance. The plant is shipped in a #1 pot with a minimum height of 12 inches. Hardy in USDA zones: 7-9. This crape myrtle can be used in Zones 4-6 if in a planter and brought in during the winter months.

Black Diamond Crape myrtles are a revolutionary series with stunning near-black foliage crowned with masses of bright white blooms. Low-maintenance and drought tolerant, Pure White Black Diamonds bring beauty to every garden. Ideas for Use: Attractive flowering hedges or beautiful trees to line your driveway or fence, Black Diamonds are also perfect planted in decorative pots to place on your deck, porch or balcony.

Black Diamond Pure White Crape Myrtles are a revolutionary series with stunning near-black foliage crowned with masses of bright white blooms. Low-maintenance and drought tolerant, Pure White Black Diamonds bring beauty to every garden. They bloom in early spring until the first frost. Used as attractive flowering hedges or beautiful trees to line your driveway or fence. Black Diamonds are also perfect planted in decorative pots to place on your deck, porch or balcony.

When it comes to flowering trees, there's no better choice than the Black Diamond Crape Myrtles. With their beautiful burgundy red foliage combined with compact size, they are perfect for Use as a centerpiece accent or as a border for paths and driveways. During the summer months, this already stunning deciduous ornamental gets bunches of deep crimson red blooms that last through the summer. The best red crape myrtle is known for being easy to care for once established. Just prune back a little bit under your desired height after the blooms die off, and you will have the perfect tree for your landscape. Get yours today!.

The Black Diamond Crape Myrtle variety represents the first series of true dark-leaf crape myrtles. The flowers of the Crimson Red Black Diamond bloom in a vibrant red with bright yellow centers which offset the intense hues of the dark leaves. The bright blooms of the Black Diamond reach their productivity peak during the summer and fall months. This variety has been described as having an intermediate growth habit, reaching 10 ft. to 12 ft. tall, a spread of up to 8 ft. and can be used as a specimen or in mass plantings. We have found Crimson Red to naturally take on a shrubbier habit. The bloom color is the brightest red in the Black Diamond Collection. Crape Myrtles look particularly nice when lining driveways or fences and can also be planted in a container on your deck or patio as long as the container is at least 36 in. Dia. These crape myrtles are drought tolerant, mildew resistant and low-maintenance. The plant is shipped in a #3 pot with a minimum height of 18 in. Hardy in USDA zones: 7-9. This crape myrtle can be used in Zones 4-6 if in a planter and brought in during the winter months.

A long period of striking summer flower color, attractive fall foliage, superior bark exfoliation, good disease and insect resistance and good drought tolerance all combine to make the Natchez crape myrtle a favorite planting for either formal or informal landscapes. It is highly recommended for planting in urban and suburban areas. In the fall, the leaves turn a vivid red-orange. The Natchez is also 1 of the tallest crape myrtles reaching between 20 ft. to 30 ft. Like other crape myrtles, the Natchez is very hardy and exhibits a high mildew resistance. It is hardy in Zones 7-9. The plant is shipped in a #3 pot with a minimum height of 18 in.

The Black Diamond Crape Myrtle variety represents the first series of true dark-leafed crape myrtles. The blooms of the Red Hot Black Diamond are a bright red which offset the intense hues of the dark leaves. The blooms of the Black Diamond reach their productivity peak during the summer months. This variety has been described as having an intermediate growth habit, reaching 10 ft. to 12 ft. tall, a spread of 4 ft. to 5 ft., and can be used as a specimen or in mass plantings. Crape Myrtles look particularly nice when lining driveways or fences, and can also be planted in a container on your deck or patio as long as the container is at least 12 in. diameter. These crape myrtles are drought tolerant, mildew resistant, and low-maintenance. This crape myrtle can be used in Zones 2-5 if in a planter and brought in during the winter months.

Through summer and fall, the Sioux Crape Myrtle is sure to be a traffic-stopper in your front yard. In the summer, this myrtle produces a mass of beautiful, bright coral-pink flowers and in the fall, the tree continues to stun with its maroon, autumn foliage. The Sioux is a medium-sized crape myrtle reaching a height of about 15 ft. It experiences about 90-days of flowering, is very hardy and exhibits a high mildew resistance. The plant is shipped in a 3 Gal. pot with a minimum height of 18 in. It is hardy in Zones 7 to 10.

The BLACK DIAMOND Crape Myrtle variety represents the first series of true dark-leafed crape myrtles. The blooms of the Red Hot BLACK DIAMOND are a bright red which offset the intense hues of the dark leaves. The blooms of the BLACK DIAMOND reach their productivity peak during the Summer months. This variety has been described as having an intermediate growth habit, reaching 10 ft. to 12 ft. tall, a spread of 4 ft. to 5 ft. and can be used as a specimen or in mass plantings. Crape Myrtles look particularly nice when lining driveways or fences, and can also be planted in a container on your deck or patio as long as the container is at least 12 in. Dia, These crape myrtles are drought tolerant, mildew resistant, and low-maintenance. This crape myrtle can be used in Zones 2-5 if in a planter and brought in during the winter months.