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Tightwad Red Crapemyrtle is blanketed in stunning panicles of red frilly flowers at the ends of the branches from early to late summer, which emerge from distinctive dark red flower buds. It has attractive dark green deciduous foliage which emerges red in spring.
Common crape myrtle blooms from July to September with numerous and showy flowers. The flower color of the wild-type species is rose to red, but there are cultivars offering a variety of colors. The leaves are light green with tinges of red initially that become dark green by summer and colorful in the fall.
Tightwad Red® is the first true dwarf red crapemyrtle with "Madder red" flowers (lighter under cool, cloudy conditions.) Flowers are sterile and produce no distracting seed pods. Plants grow as a dense half-circle mound with little or no pruning required. The low mound form continues with age.
‘Tightwad’ is the first true dwarf crapemyrtle with red red blooms. Flowers are sterile and produce no distracting seed pods. Plants grow as a dense half-circle mound with little or no pruning. New leaves are wine-red, and quickly change to purplish green, then dark green. Drought and heat tolerant. Highly resistant to powdery mildew.
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Originally from China and Korea, crepe myrtle is grown for its showy display of flowers which can range in color from deep lilac, through pinks and red to almost white. Hardy in zones 7-10 Prefers a sunny location Proper name: Lagerstroemia indica "Tightwad Approximately 10" tall The plant you will receive is growing in a 4" pot
Tightwad Red ® is the first true dwarf crapemyrtle with true red blooms. Flowers are sterile and produce no distracting seed pods. Plants grow as a dense half-circle mound with little or no pruning. New leaves are wine-red, and quickly change to purplish green, then dark green. Drought and heat tolerant. Disease and deer resistant. USDA Zone
