Dynamite Crape Myrtle Easy to Grow Nothing quite provides multi-season interest

Nothing quite provides multi-season interest and a unique presentation like this weed-suppressing ground cover

With a large size and elegant structure in form

Golden leaves emerge in mid-spring and once they get started will quickly grown to fill in the desired space

the tree creates the appearance of a frozen waterfall caught mid-cascade

They keep a tidy somewhat vertical shape with blooms dotting the plant from base to top

Dynamite Crape Myrtle Easy to Grow Nothing quite provides multi-season interestDynamite arrives in the summer landscape like its name suggests an explosion of cherry red that covers the canopy from mid summer through early fall in panicles reaching 6 to 14 inches in length. What makes this cultivar genuinely remarkable is the color itself: a true, clear red that held no precedent in the crape myrtle world at the time of its introduction. Earlier red flowered selections leaned toward watermelon, magenta, or murky rose, but