Acoma Crape Myrtle (Semi-Dwarf Tree) Bloom Spring

Acoma Crape Myrtle (Semi-Dwarf Tree) Bloom Spring'Acoma' semi dwarf crape myrtles are simply amazing trees. They are a very fast growing tree that fills with gorgeous clusters of white blooms from July to September, and both beautiful, hearty, and very drought resistant once established. The blooms of a crape myrtle are a magnificent display that attract flocks of hummingbirds and butterflies through the summer months. These white crape myrtles produce 6 to 12 clusters of white flowers that can last

A healthy tree will have the strongest variegated growth immediately after flowering early in the spring

prior to leaf drop apply 5-7 month slow release fertilizer to encourage strong spring growth

Few trees command a landscape like the weeping willow

the bottle shaped blooms of this buddleia are 7-9 inches in length and a deep rich purple that adds and air of authority to the garden

mounded form creates crisp definition and the continuous bloom provides months of vibrant color

dark green leaves of the North American white dogwood

Though the intensity of the blooms fragrance may vary it is described as having a sweet

adding life and movement to the landscape

Kousa leaves are smoother and longer than the the leaves of the native dogwood with a deep green color that makes a great backdrop for the white flowers

You can always find a crabapple tree that can fit any need

making it suitable for water-wise landscapes

The forsythia shrub is the light at the end of winter