Sentences with phrase «crape myrtles»

Crape myrtles form a «ceiling» over the furniture: a Provence sofa and chairs from Restoration Hardware, an antique garden urn transformed into a coffee table, and vintage ceramic garden stools.

Instead, Barber may talk about the crape myrtles blooming in his backyard; the squirrels that are eating the birdseed; or his wife, Miss Lylah.

Consider the desires of your dog, or of the crape myrtle tree in your yard.

Love the crape myrtle blooms.

A variety of sizes of crape myrtle are available, from a compact shrub to a 30 - foot tree, with flowers ranging from white to fuchsia, and with an «exfoliating» bark that offers winter contrast.

Example: white iceberg roses that bloom in spring, summer, and fall as a backdrop; in front, a contrasting punch of purple salvia or lavender that will flower at the same time; and as an accent, a crape myrtle tree that provides changing leaf colors in fall and interesting branches come winter.

Pruning is not about topping a tree, stubbing back a crape myrtle or shearing an evergreen, Jim stresses.

They were waiting until summer ended to plant the crape myrtle at the left corner of the house, and now they have a newborn, so I'm not sure when that's going to get done (soon, if I can help it), but even without it, the yard is vastly improved.

Not exact matches

Crape Myrtle: Sometimes referred to as the «lilac of the South,» crape (or crepe) myrtle (Lagerstroemia) trees are well - suited to full sun locations, are heat tolerant, and produce showy flowers even in poor Crape Myrtle: Sometimes referred to as the «lilac of the South,» crape (or crepe) myrtle (Lagerstroemia) trees are well - suited to full sun locations, are heat tolerant, and produce showy flowers even in poor crape (or crepe) myrtle (Lagerstroemia) trees are well - suited to full sun locations, are heat tolerant, and produce showy flowers even in poor soil.