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Berlingot Menthe Crape Myrtle – Lagerstroemia indica ‘Berlingot Menthe’

Berlingot Menthe Crape Myrtle – Lagerstroemia indica ‘Berlingot Menthe’

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Berlingot Menthe crape myrtle brings pinkish flowers with pale highlights to a sunny, warm garden. Place in a protected border or patio container where summer heat encourages flowering.

Plant at a glance

Sun Full sun
Water Moderate
Care level Moderate care
Frost tolerance Protect when young
Growth rate Medium
Plant form 1.3 L container

About this plant

'Branca' crape myrtle produces white summer flowers above small green leaves. It is suited to a warm, sheltered position.

Its upright stems develop into a full, bushy shrub as it matures.</p>

Best used for

Place in a protected border or patio container where summer heat encourages flowering.

Give the plant enough space and light to show its natural form.

Growth & mature size

Growth per year 20–40 cm per year Medium growth
Expected mature size 2–4 m high / 2–3 m wide

Expect around 20–40 cm of new growth per year after establishment in good conditions. At maturity it typically reaches 2–4 m in height and 2–3 m in width. Allow room for an upright, multi-stemmed shrub; soil, water, exposure and pruning all influence its final outline.

How to care

Choose a sunny, sheltered spot with well-drained soil and plenty of summer warmth. Water deeply through the first growing seasons and during prolonged dry spells later on. Apply mature compost or a balanced slow-release fertiliser once in spring; protect the roots of young plants in winter. After the main frost risk has passed, shorten weak or damaged shoots to encourage flowering on new growth.

What you will receive

You will receive a healthy container plant in the selected size. The plant is prepared for delivery and supplied ready for planting.

Natural variation in shape, branching, leaf density and seasonal appearance is normal. Plants may look different depending on the time of year.

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