Crepe myrtles come in a brilliant array of colors ... crepe myrtle (Lythraceae) flourishes just about everywhere. No wonder it ranks as the South's most popular (and coveted) ornamental tree.

This tree gets its name from the pretty clusters of flowers that bloom, reaching 6 to 18 inches long, and look like crepe paper. The blooms come in a variety of different colors (except blue, yellow, ...

Crape myrtles, an ornamental tree popular in landscapes throughout the state of Delaware, are prized for their beauty, exfoliating bark in shades of silver and cinnamon, and long-lasting flowers in a ...

If you live down south on a sunny property, crepe myrtle plants can infuse your yard with color for decades. When properly pruned, the flowering shrub can grow into a tree over 30 feet tall with ...

If you saw the northern lights — either with your own eyes or with the help of your phone — you may have noticed an array of colors. But what causes the different shades of greens, reds ...

(KTAL/KMSS) – Clover Street, Crepe Myrtle Circle, Blue Spruce Drive ... of absorbing 48 lbs of CO2 every year. It’s called a tree seed or nut, and by the time a hardwood tree turns 40 years ...

Andrea focused on silver colors and purple as her theme ... Andrea planted roses, a New Zealand tea tree and a crepe myrtle. She also carved out a little area that holds a grouping of different ...

This native tree features beautiful ... bark and vibrant summer blooms in various colors Crape Myrtle adds beauty to landscapes. Crepe myrtle trees grow to about 30-40 feet tall.

If making crêpes in advance, layer each crêpe between sheets of greaseproof paper, then wrap them in cling film. Store them in the fridge (for use the next day) or in the freezer for up to one ...

Authored by Bhagchand Jain Baisakh Shukla Tritiya is highly significant in Indian culture. In common parlance, it is also called Akha Teej or Akshaya Tritiya. In Jain philosophy, it is considered ...