Crepe Myrtle - Tascarora “Lagerstroemia"
 
Size - These trees are planted in a 400mm pot ll
 
Features of this tree - 
> ‘Tascarora” Is a superb deciduous, multi – stemmed small tree. Foliage is dark green, becoming red orange to dark red in Autumn . Smooth grey bark that with age flakes to show puce underbark in mottled effect.
> Masses of coral red coloured flowers are formed on long tapered panicles during Summer through to Autumn.
> Remember that crepe myrtles can be grown as a standard, a miniature, a low-growing spreading plant, a small shrub, a small tree and even a large tree.
> Ideal for either a small garden setup or even a larger forest-like vista,
> Deciduous
> A mildrew resistant hybrid forming an upright, v shaped tree.
 
Growing Conditions – 
> All crepe myrtles grow well in Australia. They especially like a hot and dry climates
> Once established, crepe myrtles are remarkably drought-tolerant.
> Grows 6m high and 4m wide