Pocomoke Dwarf Crape Myrtle Disease Resistant green leaves through the summer

green leaves through the summer will make this a center piece in your landscape

This dependable little ground cover works in areas that receive four or more hours of daylight

supporting multiple generations from February through November in southern regions

Each summer it produces clusters of yellow flowers and then follows up with pink or red lantern-shaped seed pods

Pocomoke Dwarf Crape Myrtle Disease Resistant green leaves through the summer'Pocomoke' brings everything the crape myrtle is celebrated for brilliant summer flowers, glossy dark foliage, exfoliating bark, and vivid fall color compressed into a genuinely dwarf form that fits landscapes where full size selections have no business being planted. Deep rose pink flowers with the signature crinkled, crepe paper texture of the genus appear in mid to late summer, blooming approximately two weeks after flowers open on standard hybrid