Items starting with C

• Will naturalize
• Showy flowers
• Thrives in heat and humidity

• Make a great groundcover for slopes or under trees
• Dwarf shade lover that berries from fall thru winter
• Berries and low branching growth habit attract small birds

• Beautiful magenta- pink flowering tree
• Produces tiny, maroon-red crabapples in late summer that remain into early winter
• An excellent food source for birds and other wildlife

• Profuse blooms from mid-summer into fall
• Long lasting, medium-purple clusters of flowers
• Good street tree that casts a good amount of shade
• Exfoliating bark adds interest

• Clusters of pink blossoms in mid-summer
• Semi-dwarf tree with attractive peeling bark
• Nice specimen or accent
• Brilliant fall color sets the landscape ablaze

• Blooms lavander flowers in summer
• Interersting exfoliating bark
• Excellent, large lawn tree providing some shade

Large, deciduous shrub or small tree with smooth, cinnamon-brown exfoliating bark. Pure white flowers bloom all summer. Glossy, dark green leaves turn a vibrant orange-red in the fall.  Excellent as a specimen, accent or group planting.

Deep wine colored leaves emerge in spring then age to dark purplish-green, providing a striking contrast to vibrant pink summer flowers. Its compact, multi-stemmed form is ideal for use as an accent shrub or small tree. Deciduous.

A dwarf-sized crape myrtle shrub displaying dark pink flowers all summer. The dark green summer foliage turns a beautiful bronze-red in the fall. Works great as an accent plant in a smaller garden. This variety is more cold hardy than some of the other crape myrtles.

Clusters of ruby red flowers nearly cover this multi-stemmed shrub/tree all summer long. The dark green foliage turns rich bronze-red in fall for great cool season interest. A stunning specimen for your front yard or mass plant for beautiful late season color. Deciduous.

A semi-dwarf crape myrtle displaying fuschia-red flowers in the summer. Beautiful orange-red color in the fall and colorful peeling bark in the winter provides year-round interest.  Excellent choice for a landscape specimen

• Profuse, coral-pink flowers in summer
• Beautiful orange-red foliage in fall
• Use as accent, specimen, or street tree

• Deep red flowers bloom in Summer
• Great Fall color
• Exfoliating bark gives winter interest to your landscape

• Hardier then most crape myrtles
• Excellent fall color
• Beautiful, medium-lavender flowers attract butterflies

• Good cut flower
• Best showing when planted in groups
• May be grown in containers