Dynamite Crape Myrtle Tree drought tolerant ‘Phenomenal’ does not dieback in

‘Phenomenal’ does not dieback in the center of the plant unlike some other lavenders

coastal or desert gardens

medium-sized bushy shrub is grafted onto a sturdy 36-inch cane for a rose tree appearance that looks good in patio containers or the landscape

dark cobalt-blue flower clusters

Dynamite Crape Myrtle Tree drought tolerant ‘Phenomenal’ does not dieback inLagerstroemia indica 'Dynamite' is one of the truest red crape myrtles you can grow, exploding with cherry red blooms from early summer well into fall. Bred for toughness, it resists powdery mildew and shrugs off heat and drought once established. New spring foliage emerges crimson, matures to deep green through summer, then turns brilliant orange red in autumn. Train it into a single trunk tree or grow it multi trunk as a flowering specimen, screen,