Natchez Crape Myrtle Tree perennial but should be pruned only

but should be pruned only after flowering to preserve the current season’s blooms

loose peony-like petals

Makes a striking landscape accent

Phoenix roebelenii can be planted as solitary or multiple trunks and grows slowly to about 10 feet tall with a dense crown of elegantly arching fine-textured bright green fronds

making it an ideal choice for frost-free gardens of all sizes

Natchez Crape Myrtle Tree perennial but should be pruned onlyLagerstroemia Natchez' is a vigorous crape myrtle cultivar selected for its hardiness and mildew resistance. White flowers appear in summer and hold up well in hot climates. The glossy dark green leaves change red in fall. In addition to its beauty, toughness, and ease of growth, this crape myrtle has beautiful bark that becomes increasingly showy with age. Grow as a shrub or train into a small tree. Use for accent, background, specimen or street