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Lagerstroemia 'Plum Magic' - Plum Magic Crape Myrtle

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Lagerstroemia 'Plum Magic' is a breathtaking, compact ornamental tree that astounds with its unrivalled aesthetics and resilient nature. Recognized by its distinctive deciduous identity, the Plum Magic Crape Myrtle first reveals deep-plum leaves that gracefully mature to a dark green, underscoring a visual transition that can only be described as 'magical'. As the season's progress, prepare to be captivated by an eruption of large, magenta-pink blossom clusters that conspicuously punctuate its summer allure. Equally noteworthy is its mature stature of 6-10 feet, easily adaptable to diverse landscapes and conditions. A true showstopper, this gem shines brightest in full sun and flaunts a peeling, cinnamon-colored bark that keeps the visual spectacle going year-round. Coupled with its low water-usage and commendable resistance to heat, drought, and disease, the Plum Magic Crape Myrtle ceaselessly blooms where others merely persist. Bringing more than just color to your garden, it ushers in a stage of elegance and intrigue unmatched by its contemporaries.

  • Size: 6 to 10 feet tall
  • Flowers: Large clusters of magenta-pink blossoms
  • Foliage: Deep plum-colored leaves maturing to dark green
  • Water usage: Moderate to low (drought-tolerant)
  • Sun exposure: Full sun
  • Special Feature: Peeling, cinnamon-colored bark for year-round interest
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