Crape Myrtle 'Pocomoke' (Pink) semi-evergreen ” a reference to the

” a reference to the unusual pink hue of this maple’s bark

Red hips provide attractive fall display

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Northern Bayberry is also a pollinator and food source for native flora and fauna

Those large

Crape Myrtle 'Pocomoke' (Pink) semi-evergreen ” a reference to theCrape Myrtles have recently become one of the most popular choices of flowering trees for gardens and landscapes throughout Long Island. Their extravagant bloom sessions during Summer and beautifully colored, mottled bark are the main characteristics that have made them such a popular choice. Crape Myrtles prefer a sunny, hot location and prefer to be kept out of cold exposed locations. Make sure to place this tree in a visible location as its flower