‘The Magic Series ’ Crepe Myrtle is the hottest thing in gardens across the world and finally they are here with thanks to Fleming’s Nurseries. A striking semi-dwarf crepe myrtle (shrub form), features a resistance to Powdery Mildew and produce some of the most striking flower colours available in Australia today.
‘The Magic Series ’ Crepe Myrtle is the hottest thing in gardens across the world and finally they are here with thanks to Fleming’s Nurseries. A striking semi-dwarf crepe myrtle (shrub form), features a resistance to Powdery Mildew and produce some of the most striking flower colours available in Australia today.
Fleming's Nurseries 200mm Crepe Myrtle Plum Magic - Lagerstroemia
‘The Magic Series ’ Crepe Myrtle is the hottest thing in gardens across the world and finally they are here with thanks to Fleming’s Nurseries. A striking semi-dwarf crepe myrtle (shrub form), features a resistance to Powdery Mildew and produce some of the most striking flower colours available in Australia today.
‘The Magic Series ’ Crepe Myrtle is the hottest thing in gardens across the world and finally they are here with thanks to Fleming’s Nurseries. A striking semi-dwarf crepe myrtle (shrub form), features a resistance to Powdery Mildew and produce some of the most striking flower colours available in Australia today.
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
Crepe Myrtles are all beautiful. This is a little one, which has a fuchsia pink flower, set against a dark green leaf - which is very striking. I have no idea why this is called plum, it's more hot pink with a darker leaf. I bought 4 little ones a year ago, they've managed to at least double in size, on their way to the little 2m high trees that they are. Doing well, and a delight to behold.
Crepe Myrtles are all beautiful. This is a little one, which has a fuchsia pink flower, set against a dark green leaf - which is very striking. I have no idea why this is called plum, it's more hot pink with a darker leaf. I bought 4 little ones a year ago, they've managed to at least double in size, on their way to the little 2m high trees that they are. Doing well, and a delight to behold.
