Crape Myrtle Lavender Flowering Tree Category_cocktail-trees 6-12' tall and 18-20' wide

6-12' tall and 18-20' wide fully grown

Ensure good airflow to reduce chances of mildew

Bees and butterflies are drawn to its showy blooms

Prune in late winter or early spring to shape and encourage vigorous new growth

Does Camellia ‘Alabama Beauty’ need full sun

Crape Myrtle Lavender Flowering Tree Category_cocktail-trees 6-12' tall and 18-20' wideEarly Bird Lavender Crape Myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica 'Early Bird Lavender') 'Early Bird Lavender' is a breakthrough in crape myrtles, prized for being one of the earliest and longest bloomers in the garden. With its soft lavender flowers, compact habit, and repeat blooming nature, it's ideal for patios, borders, and container displays. This dwarf crape myrtle bursts into bloom in late springoften weeks before traditional varietiesand continues