Worthington Farms, Inc.

Abundant bubblegum-pink blooms contrast beautifully with its dark green foliage. Among the best for summer foliage. New growth is maroon-tinted. Sand-colored exfoliating bark. Red fall color. Mildew resistant. L. indica x fauriei cross. Maturity: ~16' tall x 11' wide. Zones 6-9.

The first red flowering crapemyrtle with genetic mildew resistance. Flowers are darker than 'Carolina Beauty' and not as cherry red as 'Dynamite'. Very dark green, attractive foliage. Hardiness has not been fully explored. Maturity: 20' tall x 10' wide. Zones 6-9.

Pure medium-lavender flowers, dark green foliage, and almost white bark. A fantastic, underused cultivar. Mildew resistant. L. indica x fauriei cross. Maturity: ~ 15' x 15'. Zones 6b-9.

Bright neon pink flowers in summer and spectacular wine-colored foliage that turns yellow-orange in fall. Susceptible to Cercospora leaf spot which causes late summer partial defoliation. P.P.# 10,319. Maturity: ~12' tall x 8' wide. Zones 6b-9.

Vigorous, upright grower with pale pink blooms and beautiful dark-brown exfoliating bark. Orange-red fall color. Fast growing. L. indica x fauriei cross. Maturity: ~25' tall x 16' wide. Zones 6-9.

A rare combination of coral pink blooms and chestnut-brown exfoliating bark. Reddish orange fall color. Mildew resistant. A L. indica x fauriei cross. Maturity: Fast growing to 20' tall x 13' wide or greater. Zones 6b-9.

Dark coral pink flowers. Red-tinged immature leaves turn dark green in summer, then red-orange in fall. Exfoliating light brown bark. Mildew resistant. L. indica x fauriei cross. Maturity: > 20' tall x 16' wide. Zones 6b-9.

Introduced by the J.C. Raulston Arboretum, this pure Lagerstroemia fauriei cultivar is distinguished by its spectacular dark mahogany bark, the richest color of any crapemyrtle. White blooms are less profuse than indica x fauriei crosses but very fragrant. Fabulous as a single-stem, small shade...

Upright, vigorous plants weep from the weight of the long-lasting white blooms. Exceptional cinnamon-brown exfoliating bark. The most proven, reliable, and popular of the large growing crapemyrtles. Red-orange fall color. Maturity: ~ 25' tall by nearly equal width. Zones 6-9.

Unlike Natchez, branches do not weep from the weight of the flower heads. White blooms with reddish stamens create a vaguely pink hue when flowers first open, turning to pure white as flowers mature. Spectacular 'Fantasy'-like reddish-brown exfoliating bark. Unusually dark green foliage. Yellow...