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Bi Color Miniature Crape Myrtle in Pot
Bi Color Miniature Crape Myrtle Flower
Bi Color Crape Myrtle Flower Blooms White then Turns Pink
Bi Color Miniature Crape Myrtle in Pot
Bi Color Miniature Crape Myrtle Flower
Bi Color Crape Myrtle Flower Blooms White then Turns Pink

Bi Color Crape Myrtle: A Stunning Display of Pink and White Blooms

$45.99 
SKU: MINI-BI-02

Bi Color is a truly unique miniature variety, boasting both white and pink flowers on the same flower cluster. The truly striking Bi Color crape myrtle matures to about 4-5ft tall and wide, making it perfect for creating eye-catching borders or hedges. With an upright, bushy growth pattern, Bi Color is also well-suited for pots, adding a touch of elegance to any garden or patio.

This fast-growing variety is a prolific bloomer, starting in spring and continuing well into fall. As the season progresses, Bi Color’s fall foliage transforms into a vibrant display of red, orange, and yellow, while its bark exfoliates to reveal light beige and gray tones, adding winter interest.

  • Mature Size: Grows to be 4-5ft tall and wide
  • Plant and Pot Size When Shipped: Plants ship 6in-1ft 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: Line your driveway or property, unique landscape focal point or privacy hedge, borders, pruned it can be a shrub or bush, unusual specimen plant, can be trained as a bonsai
  • Drought-resistant: Can tolerate dry conditions once established
  • Non-invasive roots: Won't damage nearby structures or plants
  • Growth Rate: Moderate to Fast
  • 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: Spring through fall
  • Flower Color: White and pink on the same cluster
  • Fall Foliage: Shades of red, orange, and yellow
  • Exfoliating Bark Color: Light beige and gray
  • Find My Growing Zone & Average First and Last Frost Dates

Bi Color is perfect for those who desire a changing flower color in their garden. Whether used as a hedge, border, or potted plant, this miniature variety will draw attention with its vibrant and unique blooms. With its hardiness and ability to thrive in various conditions, Bi Color is a must-have for any garden enthusiast. Order now to secure this exceptional crape myrtle for your landscape.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Bi Color Miniature Crape Myrtle a unique addition to my garden?
The Bi Color crape myrtle stands out with its stunning display of both pink and white flowers on the same cluster, creating a vibrant and eye-catching look. Its compact size, blooming from spring to fall, and colorful fall foliage make it a versatile and attractive plant for any landscape.
Can I grow the Bi Color Miniature Crape Myrtle in my USDA planting zone?
Yes, Bi Color crape myrtle is suitable for USDA zones 6-10, making it ideal for warm temperate climates. Check your local zone map and frost dates to ensure it will thrive in your area.
What makes the Bi Color Crape Myrtle different from other varieties?
The Bi Color Crape Myrtle uniquely features both white and pink flowers on the same cluster, creating a striking visual display. Its compact size, vibrant fall foliage, and exfoliating bark add to its visual appeal and versatility in landscaping.
Can the Bi Color Crape Myrtle be grown in a container or pot?
Yes, the Bi Color Crape Myrtle is well-suited for pots and containers, making it an excellent choice for patios or small gardens. Its upright, bushy growth adds elegance to confined spaces while maintaining its vibrant blooms.
What are the seasonal features of the Bi Color Crape Myrtle throughout the year?
During spring to fall, the Bi Color displays vibrant pink and white blooms. In fall, its foliage turns shades of red, orange, and yellow, and in winter, exfoliating bark reveals light beige and gray tones, adding winter interest to your landscape.