Arapaho Crape Myrtle's Intense red flowers will attract everyone’s attention. Bright, feathery blooms last from early summer to fall.

As barrier or tree hedge, Arapahos are one of the faster growing Crape Myrtles...shooting up to 3-5 ft. per year.

Easily adaptable to any landscape – including yours – these trees offer spectacular color in any soil. Extremely cold hardy as well, thriving in Growing Zones 6-9.

The brilliant white flowers of the Natchez Crape Myrtle last up to 120 days, providing you with blooms from mid-summer throught the early part of fall.

Similar to the popular River Birch bark, the Natchez Crape Myrtle also displays a textured cinnamon color on its trunk and stems… enhancing your landscape all year-round.

Ideal for growing in zones 6-10 – an exceptionally wide temperature range for a crape myrtle. That means the Natchez Trace Crape Myrtle is much more tolerant of extreme heat and cold than other myrtles

Muskogee Crape Myrtles are also one of the fastest growing crapes...growing up to 5 ft. per year. These trees quickly mature to a height of 15-25 ft.…the perfect height for a hedge tree.

This enduring tree is also highly mildew resistant – a desirable quality when grown in the south. No messy spraying! And, Muskogee can be grown further north than many other crape myrtles.