Dynamite Crape Myrtle Ground Cover the bright red drupes become

the bright red drupes become a wildlife magnet

It is drought tolerant and thrives in rock gardens

Before all this foliar theatrics begin

it requires minimal fertilization and only selective pruning to maintain its naturally attractive form

You should expect a growth rate of about 12 inches per year for this tree

Dynamite Crape Myrtle Ground Cover the bright red drupes becomeDynamite 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