Red Crepe Myrtle All Vines lending itself to grow easily

lending itself to grow easily in ponds and prairies alike

there are male and female flowers

Some of these shrubs grow fast and reach thirty feet or more

finely toothed leaves

The American Indians used this tree to treat skin and respiratory problems

Red Crepe Myrtle All Vines lending itself to grow easilyRed Crepe Myrtle Characteristics Lagerstroemia indica, commonly called red crepe myrtle, is grown for its rich red flowers, attractive form, and ornamental bark. This flowering tree stands out for its deep red summer bloom color, offering a bold look that sets it apart in the landscape. The blossoms appear in crinkled clusters that rise above the foliage and draw attention through the warm season. Red crepe myrtle is a sturdy species from East Asia