Raspberry Sundae crape myrtle can provide a new treat for your yard.
Fragrance is nice and noticeable.
The plant is sterile, producing very few seedpods. This is great because it increases flower production, and reduces the need for deadheading, says Bill Kidd of McDonald Garden Center in southeastern Virginia. Raspberry Sundae s growth habit is upright and columnar, reaching a mature height of 20 feet. The foliage features crimson new leaves that change to bronze, then to dark green. Fall color is orange.