Crape Myrtle Ebony Fire pear Generally avoided by deer

Generally avoided by deer

this variety was discovered in the Bahamas and is famous for its extremely low "chill" requirement

Use a balanced fruit tree fertilizer in the spring to prevent nitrogen or iron deficiency

an open canopy is essential

POLLINATION SUMMARY

Crape Myrtle Ebony Fire pear Generally avoided by deerThe Ebony Fire Crape Myrtle is actually the original cultivar name for what is now widely marketed as the Black Diamond Crimson Red. It was part of the groundbreaking "Ebony" series developed by the USDA, known for being the first to offer true black foliage. The 'Ebony Fire Crape Myrtle is a deciduous ornamental shrub or small tree renowned for its vivid, deep red flowers that bloom in summer. The flowers are arranged in striking panicles at the