Crape Myrtle 'Like a Latte' BARISTA - Lagerstroemia Attracts Song Birds We think it is aptly

We think it is aptly named because the blueish purple glow coming off this plant gives it a somewhat occult appearance

Foliage is silvery green and wispy

The burgundy-tinged new foliage in spring matures to a lustrous dark green through summer before transitioning to brilliant scarlet red in fall

Trees will be shipped bare root with moist material around their roots

and various native mining and sweat bees

Crape Myrtle 'Like a Latte' BARISTA - Lagerstroemia Attracts Song Birds We think it is aptly'Like a Latte' is part of the BARISTA Collection series of dwarf crape myrtles will give you all the best qualities of a crape myrtle in a compact shape with enhanced disease resistance and cold heartiness. These compact crape myrtles are a very fast growing shrub that fills with gorgeous clusters of white blooms from July to September, and both beautiful, hearty, and very drought resistant once established. The dark green leaves provide a perfect