Crape Myrtle - First Editions® Ruffled Red Magic evergreen Pruning: Prune in late winter

Pruning: Prune in late winter or early spring to shape and promote vigorous flowering

Ornamental Appeal: With its vibrant green foliage

Light: Requires full sun to part shade

Enhance soil structure with organic amendments like peat moss or pine bark

ripening in late summer

Crape Myrtle - First Editions® Ruffled Red Magic evergreen Pruning: Prune in late winterThe First Editions Ruffled Red Crape Myrtle is a standout variety with unique, carnation like red blooms that glow brilliantly against its glossy dark green foliage. This upright yet compact crape myrtle is densely branched and reblooms in late summer if the first flush of flowers is deadheaded. In autumn, the foliage transforms into striking orange red hues, adding seasonal interest. Known for its exceptional resistance to Cercospora leaf spot and