Ebony Fire Crape Myrtle – Black Foliage & Crimson Blooms
Ebony Fire displays bright crimson summer flowers. The black foliage is an excellent contrasting color to make this a specimen crape myrtle. Note : Regardless of hardiness zone, all crape myrtles are subject to die-back at temps below 15 degrees. Probability of this happening is increased by pruning in fall or winter. Prune only in earliest spring. Bloom will be on new wood. * Seldom Damaged by Deer * Attracts : Butterflies, Hummingbirds & Birds. Photo courtesy of Toms Creek Nursery in Denton, NC Questions? (336) 857-2131 or request@tomscreeknursery.com Ornamental Characteristics Category Small Tree Seasonal Foliage Color Pollinator Friendly Yes Environmental Characteristics
$ 25.00
$ 25.00
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