Northern Belle Hardy Hot Pink Crape Myrtle Native Plants which is great news for

which is great news for a neglected walkway

the semi-evergreen foliage is covered in large

Little Mermaid Clematis blooms first in late spring to early summer and again in late summer on new wood--especially if trimmed after the first bloom

The flowers open to around 5½" across and attract butterflies to the scene

Olympia deserves your consideration—its performance is outstanding in a patio container or at the front of your border

Northern Belle Hardy Hot Pink Crape Myrtle Native Plants which is great news forHot, hot color on an exclusive introduction from the Northern Belle series bred by the renowned Dr. Keith Zary. The biggest news about this series is how incredibly hardy it is for crape myrtle, you can depend on it to rebloom all the way up through zone 5 with a heavy winter mulch. In fact, we grew Northern Belle Hardy Hot Pink Crape Myrtle without protection in zone 6, and it produced tons of searing midsummer pink flowers for our test garden. In