Miami Crape Myrtle - Dark Pink Flowering Tree

Miami is a hybrid crape-myrtle tree that reaches about 25' in height. It has large clusters of dark-pink florets set off by exfoliating bark of a dark-chestnut brown. Highly mildew resistant. Lustrous green leaves turn orange in fall. 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 Our Growing Friends at Casey Nursery in Goldsboro, NC and Toms Creek Nursery in Denton, NC 336-857-2131 Ornamental Characteristics Category Flowering Tree Beneficial Pollinator 'Friendly' Environmental Characteristics Hardy Zone:7b