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Blossom in September. Indian lilac tree in bloom.
A stunning crape myrtle tree in full bloom, showcasing vibrant pink flowers. The tree stands beside a calm pond in a lush green park, creating a serene and picturesque landscape. The bright blossoms contrast beautifully with the surrounding greenery, making for a captivating nature scene.
Crape myrtle is a deciduous tree or shrub, with especially handsome bark; the smooth gray outer bark flaking away to reveal glossy cinnamon brown bark beneath. Small white, red, pink or purple flowers are borne in clusters in early summer, often blooming again in late summer.
pink flower and blue sky. pink flower Crape Myrtle or Lagerstroemia indica. one pink flower Lagerstroemia indica on a tree branch
A Crepe Myrtle tree with red blossoms isolated on a white background.
During spring, flower colors are the most striking in the northern hemisphere, showing that winter is gone.
Lagerstroemia indica shrub in bloom (Indischer Flieder).
Pink flowers.
A pear tree in bloom in a Hanok garden (August 13, 2024, Yeongam-Changnyeong Jo clan village, Yeongam-gun, Jeollanam-do, Korea)
Raspberry colored crepe myrtle tree in Virginia residential neighborhood
Lagerstroemia indica, commonly known as crape myrtle, is an upright, wide-spreading, multi-stemmed, deciduous shrub or small tree in the loosestrife family. It typically grows to 15-25’ tall. It is native from the Himalayas through southern China, southeast Asia and Japan, but has naturalized in the U.S. from Virginia to Arkansas south to Texas and Florida. An additional common name is Lilac of the South in reference to its popularity in southern gardens. Key ornamental features include long bloom period, exfoliating bark and superb fall color. Terminal, crepe-papery inflorescences (to 6-18” long) of showy flowers with crimped petals bloom in summer (sometimes to frost) on upright branches. \n[From “Missouri Botanical Garden”]
Dallas Arboretum
Lagerstroemia speciosa
Crape myrtle tree in full bloom.
Crapemyrtle blooming in the sun
Purple lagerstroemia Flowers Blooming in The Garden
Flowering trees at luxury harborfront condos, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Lagerstroemia india blooming in the garden of a traditional hanok (July 20, 2023, Dorae Village Park, Naju-si, Jeollanam-do, Korea)
Crape myrtle is a deciduous tree or shrub, with especially handsome bark; the smooth gray outer bark flaking away to reveal glossy cinnamon brown bark beneath. Small white, red, pink or purple flowers are borne in clusters in early summer, often blooming again in late summer.
Beautiful bunch of pink flowers on a tree over grass
A Crepe Myrtle tree.To see more isolated trees click on the link below:
Church framed view of the cityscape of downtown Burbank, California, USA.
Summertime blooms of crepe myrtle trees showing there vibrant colors
The pink flower of crepe myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica) is a stunning display of beauty and delicacy. Its thin, crinkled petals, which can present a soft pink hue, cluster together in dense inflorescences shaped like bunches. These flowers, which bloom abundantly during the season, are a true attraction for pollinators such as bees and butterflies. The contrast between the green leaves and the vibrant pink of the flowers makes the crepe myrtle a beloved ornamental plant in gardens and landscapes. In addition to its beauty, the flowers of crepe myrtle also carry symbolic meaning in various cultures, representing fleeting beauty and the renewal of life. Its bloom, coupled with the unique petal shape, makes it one of the favorites in floral decorations. The crepe myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica), also known as flower-of-lunch, crepe jasmine, suspiros, reseda, and jupiter's flower, is a highly valued ornamental plant in landscaping due to its vibrant and colorful flowers. Native to Asia, it belongs to the Lythraceae family. The crepe myrtle can be cultivated as either a shrub or a small tree, adapting well to various climatic conditions, particularly those of tropical and subtropical regions. The main feature of the crepe myrtle is its exuberant flowering, which typically occurs in summer and can last for several months. Its flowers are usually found in shades of pink, lilac, white, or purple, forming dense, cone-shaped inflorescences that attract various pollinators, such as bees and butterflies. The plant's leaves are oval and bright green, with well-defined veins, giving the plant an interesting texture year-round. In addition to its beauty, the crepe myrtle is heat-resistant and highly tolerant of well-drained soils, making it an excellent choice for gardens, hedges, and as an ornamental tree in small spaces.
Lagerstroemia indica
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Lagerstroemia indica, commonly known as crape myrtle, is an upright, wide-spreading, multi-stemmed, deciduous shrub or small tree in the loosestrife family. It typically grows to 15-25’ tall. It is native from the Himalayas through southern China, southeast Asia and Japan, but has naturalized in the U.S. from Virginia to Arkansas south to Texas and Florida. An additional common name is Lilac of the South in reference to its popularity in southern gardens. Key ornamental features include long bloom period, exfoliating bark and superb fall color. Terminal, crepe-papery inflorescences (to 6-18” long) of showy flowers with crimped petals bloom in summer (sometimes to frost) on upright branches. \n[From “Missouri Botanical Garden”]
Close up of a pink crepe myrtle with a row of them following a sidewalk strewn with pink petals into the distance.
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