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Crepe Myrtle

A vibrant collection showcasing our colorful crepe myrtle varieties.

Vibrant red flowers bloom on a tree branch against a clear blue sky. The petals have a glossy texture and are fully open, revealing intricate stamens at the center. The branches are leafless and have a rough, textured bark.
Bright red bottlebrush flowers with long, thin petals and small, rounded buds are visible against green leaves. The unique feathery texture of the blooms creates a vivid contrast with the foliage.
Bright pink crepe myrtle flowers with clusters of delicate petals and prominent yellow stamens, surrounded by lush green foliage.
A close-up view of a tree with peeling, textured bark that reveals a range of warm tones. A small metal plaque is affixed to the trunk, displaying the name 'Paperbark Maple'. Surrounding the tree are lush green leaves and a metal fence in the background.
A beautiful two-story brick house with classic architectural elements, surrounded by lush greenery and large, blooming crepe myrtle trees with pink flowers. The central entrance features a dark wooden door with a circular design, flanked by two white columns that add to its elegant facade. The windows are detailed with diamond lattice patterns, and the garden is well-maintained with various shrubs and plants.

Crepe Myrtle

Natchez

The ‘Natchez’ Crape Myrtle is a fast-growing, white-flowering tree that grows to a mature height of about 30 feet. It thrives in full sun and fertile, well-draining soil, and is known for its beautiful white blooms, smooth exfoliating bark, and vibrant fall foliage.

Bright pink crepe myrtle flowers with clusters of delicate petals and prominent yellow stamens, surrounded by lush green foliage.

Muskogee

The ‘Muskogee’ crepe myrtle is a large, fast-growing tree known for its showy lavender flowers, which bloom for a long period from summer to fall. It typically grows to be 15–25 feet tall and 15 feet wide, is highly tolerant of different soil types (including clay and alkaline), and prefers full sun. The tree is also noted for its attractive, exfoliating gray-brown bark and resistance to powdery mildew.

Bright pink crepe myrtle flowers with clusters of delicate petals and prominent yellow stamens, surrounded by lush green foliage.

Tuscarora

The ‘Tuscarora’ crape myrtle is a medium-sized, vase-shaped tree known for its large, coral-Pink flowers and exfoliating cinnamon-brown bark. It typically grows to a mature height of 15–25 feet and a spread of 12–20 feet, tolerates full sun and well-drained soil, and has good resistance to powdery mildew.

Bright pink crepe myrtle flowers with clusters of delicate petals and prominent yellow stamens, surrounded by lush green foliage.

Miss French

The “red Miss Frances” is a variety of crape myrtle, Lagerstroemia indica ‘Miss Frances’, known for its deep Red flowers, which bloom from late June into August. It is a cold-hardy, deciduous tree with a round, spreading growth habit that reaches 15–20 feet in height and width. Key features include lustrous green leaves, attractive gray-orange bark, and a high resistance to powdery mildew. 

A vibrant red flowering plant with delicate star-shaped blossoms, set against a backdrop of leafy greens and a tree trunk. The ground is covered in brown mulch, and the setting is outdoors, suggesting a natural garden environment.

Miss Sandra

The “Miss Sandra” crape myrtle is a mid-sized, upright tree that grows to be 10–15 feet tall and 8–10 feet wide, with a growth rate of 2–3 feet per year. It is known for its large clusters of elite purple flowers that bloom from July to September and is cold-hardy in USDA Zones 7-9. This variety is a good choice for smaller spaces or as a focal point.  

Bright pink crepe myrtle flowers with clusters of delicate petals and prominent yellow stamens, surrounded by lush green foliage.

What Clients

”The vibrant colors of my crepe myrtle from Color Trees Texas have transformed my yard into a lively, welcoming space.”