Landscaping with Crape Myrtles plants love full sun and rich loamy soil, they like humidity and can tolerate the southwestern heat. They need lots of water.

Read our comprehensive guide to Crape Myrtles. Read about their history, get planting tips, and understand how to care for your Crape Myrtle.

In this guide, we will make it easy for both experienced and new gardeners to know when the perfect time is to prune Crepe Myrtle plant.

These dwarf crepe myrtle varieties are great to mix into perennial beds, to grow in planters, or to use as deciduous hedgerows.

Crape myrtles are popular in our region of the mid to lower South and rightfully so. Unlike the in vogue nature of plants such as Bradford ...

Every year, hundreds of crepe myrtles throughout the South fall victim to this heinous crime, turned into gnarled, knobby stumps. Here’s how you can put a stop to it.

Organizers hope the Natchez International Crepe Myrtle Festival, June 21-22, will rival the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C., and fall foliage tours in New England.

The Periwinkle Garden of Albert and Donna Ernest is a series of serene, enclosed spaces—informal and formal, intimate and grand, all enriched with a variety of textures, colors and scents—that wend around an Albemarle County house.

Crepe myrtle trees are beautiful plants with colorful, delicate flowers. But if you're considering adding them to your landscaping, you may have some

While many people plant crape myrtles, not everyone prunes them properly. Here is how to prune the plant.