Lagerstroemia fauriei Bill Cawthon Woodlanders is pleased to make

Woodlanders is pleased to make the plant more widely available

and vivid auditory effects

and carrying the same small white flowers and

and lean limestone soil that would defeat softer plants

or the reverse

Lagerstroemia fauriei Bill Cawthon Woodlanders is pleased to makeAmong crape myrtles, Lagerstroemia fauriei is the aristocrat grown as much for bark as for bloom. A small, multi stemmed, deciduous tree from Yakushima Island in southern Japan, first brought to botanical attention in the 1950s, the species reaches a graceful twenty five to thirty five feet with a rounded, vase shaped crown. The summer flowers are white, carried in airy terminal panicles that are smaller and more delicate than the heavy trusses of the