Crape Myrtle Autauga Purple shrub Pronunciation: pep-er-ROH-mee-uh pol-ly-BOT-ree-uh DESCRIPTION Native

Pronunciation: pep-er-ROH-mee-uh pol-ly-BOT-ree-uh DESCRIPTION Native to tropical regions of South American

(2) a single trunk tree or (3) a top-grafted tree to a 6' standard

Works well as a groundcover

'Longwood Purple' American wisteria is a well-known Longwood Gardens selection noted for its bushy growth and deep purple flowers

Bosc who raved about the buttery (buerré) characteristics

Crape Myrtle Autauga Purple shrub Pronunciation: pep-er-ROH-mee-uh pol-ly-BOT-ree-uh DESCRIPTION NativeLagerstroemia x 'Autauga' Upright and spreading tree or shrub with dark purple summer blooms. New foliage is tinted bronze, turning to green and then has brilliant fall color. Plant in groups, as a hedge or small street tree. Single or multi stemmed small upright tree. Exposure Full Sun Height x Width 10 15' H x 15' W Water Water regularly until established. Zones Zones 7 10 Fertilization Fertilize in spring with a well balanced fertilizer. Follow