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Queens Lace Crape Myrtle with striking red and white picotee flowers.
Queens Lace Crape Myrtle tree with striking red and white picotee flowers in a garden setting.
Queens Lace Crape Myrtle with red and white picotee flowers in bloom.
Queens Lace Crape Myrtle with red and white picotee flowers in bloom.
Queens Lace Crape Myrtle flowers with red centers and white edges.
Queens Lace Crape Myrtle with striking red and white picotee flowers.
Queens Lace Crape Myrtle tree with striking red and white picotee flowers in a garden setting.
Queens Lace Crape Myrtle with red and white picotee flowers in bloom.
Queens Lace Crape Myrtle with red and white picotee flowers in bloom.
Queens Lace Crape Myrtle flowers with red centers and white edges.

Queens Lace Crape Myrtle: Rare Beauty and Striking Red & White Colors on Each Flower

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The Queens Lace Crape Myrtle is an extremely unusual and rare variety known for its striking red and white picotee flowers. Each individual bloom on the Queens Lace Crape Myrtle features a red center with a delicate white edge, creating a captivating visual display. The Queens Lace Crape Myrtle matures to over 16ft tall and 12ft wide, this tree's upright growth pattern and large flower clusters give it a graceful weeping appearance.

The Queens Lace Crape Myrtle is perfect as a specimen tree due to its unique and eye-catching flowers. It boasts fall foliage in vibrant shades of red, orange, and yellow, complemented by exfoliating bark in gray, beige, and brown tones. The Queens Lace Crape Myrtle is a prolific bloomer, it is one of the first varieties to emerge from dormancy in the spring, bringing early color and beauty to your garden.

  • Mature size: Grows to be 16ft+ tall and 12ft+ wide
  • Plant and Pot Size When Shipped: Plants ship 1-4ft tall, well-rooted in 1.15-quart pots with soil. We do not sell bare root plants
  • USDA Growing Zone: Suitable for growing in zones 7-10
  • Uses: Potted plant, beautiful garden focal point, stunning shrub or bush, specimen tree or hedge, borders  
  • Drought-resistant: Can tolerate dry conditions once established
  • Non-invasive roots: Won't damage nearby structures or plants
  • Growth Rate: Moderate
  • Moderate watering: Requires regular watering when becoming established, very drought resistant when established
  • All soil types: Can thrive in a variety of soil types
  • Full sun: Requires full sunlight (6hrs+), to produce the best blooms
  • Bloom Season: Late Spring into Fall
  • Flower Color: Red and white picotee
  • Fall Foliage: Shades of red, orange, and yellow
  • Exfoliating Bark Color: Gray, beige, and brown
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The Queens Lace Crape Myrtle is a perfect addition to any garden or landscape, offering unmatched beauty and vibrant color. The dense and rich flower clusters on the Queens Lace Crape Myrtle make it ideal for creating stunning hedges or serving as eye-catching specimen trees. Order your Queens Lace Crape Myrtle today and enjoy the brightest blooms available from Southern Charm Crape Myrtles, LLC.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Queens Lace Crape Myrtle a unique addition to my garden?
The Queens Lace Crape Myrtle is renowned for its rare and striking red and white picotee flowers, creating a captivating visual display. Its graceful weeping growth pattern, early spring blooms, and vibrant fall foliage make it a standout specimen tree perfect for elevating any landscape.
How tall and wide does the Queens Lace Crape Myrtle grow, and what is its mature size?
The Queens Lace Crape Myrtle typically matures to over 16 feet tall and 12 feet wide, with a graceful, upright, weeping habit that adds elegance to gardens and landscapes.
How should I care for my Queens Lace Crape Myrtle to ensure vibrant blooms?
To promote vibrant blooms, plant the Queens Lace Crape Myrtle in full sun with at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily, provide regular watering during its establishment phase, and ensure well-drained soil. Once established, it becomes drought resistant, requiring only moderate watering.
Can I use the Queens Lace Crape Myrtle as a hedge or border plant?
Yes, the dense flower clusters and elegant form of the Queens Lace Crape Myrtle make it perfect for creating stunning hedges, borders, or focal points in your landscape, adding vibrant color and visual interest to your garden design.
What makes the Queens Lace Crape Myrtle unique compared to other varieties?
The Queens Lace Crape Myrtle is distinguished by its rare and striking red and white picotee flowers, each with a red center and delicate white edge, creating a captivating visual display. Its graceful, weeping growth pattern and large flower clusters make it a standout specimen tree in any garden.