Crepe Myrtle in Littleton Gardens, Bega, NSW
Crepe Myrtle in the garden.
Crepe Myrtle doing well in Littleton Gardens, Bega, pictured in the early morning, autumn sun.
Crepe Myrtle responds well to pruning, stooling out to form a dense shrub.
A small tree perfect for suburban gardens is Crepe Myrtle Lagerstroemia indica. Believed to have originated in China, it is a tree for all seasons. In summer it produces vibrant flowers, which have a texture like crepe fabric, and last for up to three months, and in autumn it provides great leaf colour in shades of yellow, orange and scarlet.
Crepe Myrtle in Littleton Gardens, Bega, NSW on Wilderness Travel.
