2 Dark Purple Crepe Myrtle Live Plants, Rooted Crape Myrtle Cuttings, Flowering Tree or Shrub, 6 Inch Bare Root Starter Plants

2 Dark Purple Crepe Myrtle Live Plants, Rooted Crape Myrtle Cuttings, Flowering Tree or Shrub, 6 Inch Bare Root Starter Plants

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2 Dark Purple Crepe Myrtle Live Plants, Rooted Crape Myrtle Cuttings, Flowering Tree or Shrub, 6 Inch Bare Root Starter Plants

Add dramatic color and beautiful summer blooms to your landscape with these Dark Purple Crepe Myrtle live starter plants! Crepe Myrtle, also spelled Crape Myrtle, is a popular ornamental shrub or small tree admired for its colorful flower clusters, attractive bark, and long flowering season.

These rooted starter plants are ideal for gardeners who want to grow their own flowering trees or maintain compact shrubs in their outdoor spaces. With proper care, they can develop into beautiful landscape plants featuring vibrant purple blooms and attractive branching.

You will receive:
✔️ 2 live Dark Purple Crepe Myrtle starter plants
✔️ Approximately 6 inches tall, as described by the seller
✔️ Rooted cuttings ready for transplanting
✔️ Shipped bare root, without a pot or growing medium
✔️ Plants that can be grown as shrubs or trained into small trees

🌿 Planting and Establishment Instructions

  1. Unpack your plants promptly after delivery and protect the roots from drying out.

  2. Plant each cutting in a pot at least one gallon in size with fertile, well-draining potting mix.

  3. Position the soil around the roots, keeping the root system covered without burying the stem too deeply.

  4. Water thoroughly after planting, then maintain evenly moist soil without waterlogging.

  5. Keep the plants in bright, indirect light while they establish, gradually introducing more direct sunlight over several weeks.

  6. Allow the plants to establish in containers before transplanting them into the garden.

Important Notes:

  • These are young starter plants, not mature flowering trees.

  • Plants may arrive dormant without leaves during winter.

  • Plant height can vary slightly from the stated approximate size.

  • Flowering, bloom color intensity, and mature size depend on cultivar and growing conditions.

  • The seller states that shipping is limited to the lower 48 United States.

🌼 Growing Information

Botanical Name: Lagerstroemia species or cultivar; exact cultivar not specified
Common Names: Crepe Myrtle, Crape Myrtle, Purple Crepe Myrtle
Plant Type: Deciduous flowering shrub or small tree
Flower Color: Dark purple, as described by the seller
Foliage: Green leaves during the growing season
Sunlight: Full sun for the best flowering; partial shade may be tolerated
Soil: Fertile, well-draining soil
Watering: Water regularly while establishing; once established, water during prolonged dry periods
Growth Habit: Upright, branching, and adaptable to shrub or tree form
Mature Size: The seller describes potential growth up to approximately 20 feet tall and wide; actual size depends on cultivar and pruning
Bloom Season: Usually summer into early fall, depending on climate and cultivar
Propagation: Rooted stem cuttings
Container Friendly: Yes, while young; long-term container growing requires a sufficiently large pot
Hardiness: Varies by species and cultivar; confirm the exact variety for your climate
Garden Uses: Flowering borders, specimen plants, landscape accents, privacy planting, and ornamental shrubs

💡 Care Tip

Crepe Myrtles generally flower best in full sun, so gradually acclimate your established plants to a sunny outdoor location. Keep the roots moist but not saturated during establishment. Avoid heavy pruning that removes healthy growth unnecessarily; selective pruning can help shape the plant as a shrub or small tree. If the plants arrive dormant, do not assume they are dead—check that the roots and stems remain healthy and give them suitable conditions as the growing season approaches.