A PluN Magic Crepe Myrtle is a type of flowering tree that is known for its beautiful and vibrant blossoms. The tree is a hybrid of two species, the Lagerstroemia indica and the Lagerstroemia fauriei, resulting in a tree that has both the strong qualities of the two species. The PluN Magic Crepe Myrtle is known for its exceptional beauty, with its blossoms ranging in color from white to pink to deep purple. The flowers are produced in clusters and cover the tree during the blooming season, creating a stunning display of color. In addition to its striking flowers, the PluN Magic Crepe Myrtle also has attractive foliage, with leaves that are smooth and glossy, adding to its overall visual appeal. This particular variety of Crepe Myrtle is also prized for its adaptability and ease of cultivation.
Crape Myrtles are well-known for bringing months of vibrant color to our gardens, and for being easy to grow and tolerant of heat and drought. But like any plant that flowers in summer and fall, in spring a Crape Myrtle is basically a green bush – or at least it used to be. Since the introduction of the amazing Plum Magic Crape Myrtle, we don’t have to settle for that green bush in the spring months anymore. This terrific new plant has spring growth that is a rich, plum-purple, so now your Crape Myrtle bushes are colorful in spring too.
Later the leaves turn a rich, dark-green, and then from June to September the plant is smothered in clusters of bold, fuchsia pink flowers, that keep on coming and coming, right up to the beginning of cooler weather. Later the leaves turn a rich, dark-green, and then from June to September the plant is smothered in clusters of bold, fuchsia pink flowers, that keep on coming and coming, right up to the beginning of cooler weather.
This particular variety of Crepe Myrtle is also prized for its adaptability and ease of cultivation. It is a hardy tree that can withstand a range of conditions, including heat, humidity, and drought. It also has good tolerance to pests and diseases, making it relatively low maintenance.
Plum Magic Crape Myrtle
The Plum Magic Crape Myrtle is a modern, disease-resistant variety of this popular shrub, that stands out with its bold plum-purple spring growth. Unlike other crape myrtles with plain green leaves, this plant brings color and interest to the earlier part of the year, before crape myrtles begin their flowering period. This makes it especially useful in smaller gardens, since you get a whole extra season of color from your plant. Later the leaves turn a rich, dark-green, and then from June to September the plant is smothered in clusters of bold, fuchsia pink flowers, that keep on coming and coming, right up to the beginning of cooler weather. Even in winter, the seed heads look striking, along with the mottled bark of the bare, winter twigs. This four-season plant never stops being beautiful and interesting.
- Bright plum-purple spring foliage brings early color
- Covered in fuchsia-pink blossoms all summer and into fall
- Easily grown in full sun, and drought resistant
- Resistant to mildew and leaf-spot diseases
- Medium-sized shrub fits into most gardens
The Plum Magic Crape Myrtle should be grown in a sunny spot, in well-drained soil. Once established it is very drought resistant, and easily handles the heat and dryness of summer, blooming constantly. This variety has also been bred to be resistant to those disfiguring diseases so common on old varieties of crape myrtle, powdery mildew and Cercospora leaf spot. It has no serious pests or diseases, and with its rapid growth it soon becomes a fabulous medium-sized shrub for any garden in warmer zones, looking beautiful all year round.
Crape Myrtles are well-known for bringing months of vibrant color to our gardens, and for being easy to grow and tolerant of heat and drought. But like any plant that flowers in summer and fall, in spring a Crape Myrtle is basically a green bush – or at least it used to be. Since the introduction of the amazing Plum Magic Crape Myrtle, we don’t have to settle for that green bush in the spring months anymore. This terrific new plant has spring growth that is a rich, plum-purple, so now your Crape Myrtle bushes are colorful in spring too.
The Plum Magic Crape Myrtle forms a rounded bush 6 to 10 feet tall and the same size across, making it ideal for an informal barrier, or a specimen in a medium-sized lawn. It also looks great mixed with other shrubs in a border, and because it is so easy to grow, it will bring tons of color for very little work.
In spring the new shoots on this deciduous shrub are a vibrant plum-purple color, something very rare in Crape Myrtles, and something that brings wonderful color to your garden early in the year. Later the foliage turns an attractive rich dark-green color, but very soon afterwards the flowering begins, and this will continue until cold weather arrives in late fall. Even in winter this shrub is attractive, because it had interesting seed heads after the last of the flowers, and the bark of the main stems is a handsome blend of gray, beige and orange-brown, arranged in irregular patches.
When it comes to planting and care, the PluN Magic Crepe Myrtle requires full sun exposure to thrive and produce abundant blooms. The tree is best planted in well-drained soil and should be watered regularly, especially during dry periods. Pruning is also recommended to maintain a desirable shape and promote flowering. Overall, the PluN Magic Crepe Myrtle is a popular choice among gardeners and landscapers due to its stunning beauty, adaptability, and low maintenance requirements. Whether used as a standalone tree or incorporated into a larger landscape, it is sure to add a touch of magic and charm to any setting..
Reviews for "Turning Heads with Plump Crepe Myrtles: Tips for Show-Stopping Displays"
1. Sophie - 2 out of 5 stars - I was really disappointed with the Plun magic crepe myrtle. I bought it because I heard great things about it, but it didn't live up to the hype. The flowers were supposed to be vibrant and long-lasting, but they quickly wilted and lost their color. I followed all the care instructions, but it just didn't thrive in my garden. I'm not sure if it was a faulty plant or if I did something wrong, but either way, I was not impressed.
2. John - 1 out of 5 stars - I regret purchasing the Plun magic crepe myrtle. From the moment I planted it, it showed signs of weakness. The leaves were droopy and discolored, and within a few weeks, the plant died completely. I reached out to the seller for assistance, but they were unresponsive. It was a waste of money and time, and I would not recommend this plant to anyone.
3. Emily - 3 out of 5 stars - The Plun magic crepe myrtle was just okay for me. It didn't have the impressive blooms that were advertised, and while it stayed alive, it didn't really thrive in my garden. It seemed to require a lot of care and attention, which I found time-consuming. There are definitely better varieties of crepe myrtle out there that are easier to grow and provide more stunning flowers.