Northern Belle Hardy Watermelon Crape Myrtle Only for GU ornamental foliage that starts out

ornamental foliage that starts out copper-burgundy in the spring and turns to a soft yellow in the fall

are set against highly glossed green leaves

Growing a hedge that provides months of colorful flowers is easy with Pink Freedom Hedge Rose

and needs less watering than bluegrass or ryegrass

Another pear tree is required for pollination

Northern Belle Hardy Watermelon Crape Myrtle Only for GU ornamental foliage that starts outFlowering shrubs are beloved in the gardenmdash; and this one bursts into bloom when other flowers are fading. Northern Belle Hardy Watermelon Crape Myrtle produces panicles of watermelon red flowers in midsummer and fall. Its deciduous, glossy green foliage has a bronzy cast in the spring. In frost free areas, this shrub grows up to 54 in. tall with an upright, vertical, hedge type habit. In zones 5 and 6, the plants are likely to die to the ground