Vibrant Pink Blooms That Attract Butterflies
The Twilight Magic Crape Myrtle is a stunning variety that injects mesmerizing shades into any yard. Even without the vibrant blooms, this plant’s deep foliage will brighten up any space.
This tree is heavy-blooming with deep pink petals for a magical display in any garden! It also makes a great privacy screen, hedge, or statement shrub.
Plus, this Crape Myrtle attracts butterflies while resisting deer and other pests, so you can enjoy its jaw-dropping blooms for many seasons. This hardy tree is also disease-resistant and drought-tolerant, and it makes a great addition to any backyard butterfly garden.
Ready to add some “twilight” colors to your green space? Then buy the Twilight Magic Crape Myrtle today!
Planting & Care
Planting: Dig a hole two to three times wider than the tree pot and the same depth as the container. Loosen the tree’s roots by tapping the pot, keeping the soil around the roots intact. If the roots are tangled, cut an X across the bottom of the rootball and score the sides. Set the tree in the middle of the hole at ground level. Firmly pack the hole with soil and water the tree. Do not add soil amendments or fertilizer yet. Ensure the soil is well-drained. Spread 2-3 inches of mulch around the base of your tree, but avoid the trunk.
Watering: Keeping your tree watered in the first year is crucial. Ensure the soil and mulch remain moist but not waterlogged. Avoid overwatering to prevent standing water.
Fertilizing: Lightly fertilize every two weeks throughout the spring and summer months to promote optimal new growth.
Pruning: You can prune in late winter to contain the tree’s shape while promoting growth for the blooming season.
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