Ebony Flame Crape Myrtle zone-7 On hot or exposed sites

On hot or exposed sites

festive quality long after the growing season has faded

The best part is that the plant still looks gorgeous across the spectrum

This is not a floppy ornamental grass that disappears into the planting

That year-round foliage makes Kahori more useful than many short-lived bloomers

Ebony Flame Crape Myrtle zone-7 On hot or exposed sitesEbony Flame Crape Myrtle blooms in early summer with bright red flowers. It forms a small tree, with a dense, full shape. The foliage is a true black that contrasts well with the bright red flowers. Ebony Flames will bloom again in late summer if the first flush of flowers are deadheaded. It has excellent resistance to leaf spot and powdery mildew and is perfect to add a shot of summer color in a foundation planting or as an informal hedge. This