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Sarah’s Favorite Crape Myrtle, Gorgeous White Flowers, Bears Large, Loose Clusters of Crinkly White Flowers On Almost Every Branch.

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Sarah’s Favorite Crape Myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica ‘Sarah’s Favorite’)

Sarah’s Favorite Crape Myrtle is known for its stunning, crisp white blooms that appear in large, loose clusters and cover the tree throughout the summer. This elegant crape myrtle features a smooth, exfoliating bark and a graceful branching structure.

Perfect for adding brightness to gardens and landscapes, this variety thrives in full sun and handles heat and humidity well. Its long bloom time and fast growth make it a favorite for driveways, property borders, or as a beautiful specimen tree.

  • � Showy white flower clusters all summer
  • � Attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies
  • � Graceful form with smooth, peeling bark
  • � Loves full sun and tolerates heat
  • � Mature Size: 20–25 ft. tall, 15–20 ft. wide
  • � Excellent as a centerpiece or along streets
  • � Low maintenance once established

Note: Hardy in USDA Zones 7–9. Prune in late winter for best flowering performance in the growing season.

Growing Zones: 7–9 outdoors

Mature Height: 20–25 ft.
Sunlight: Full Sun
Mature Width: 15–20 ft.
Botanical Name: Lagerstroemia indica ‘Sarah’s Favorite’
Growth Rate: Fast
Bloom Time: Summer to Fall
Type: Flowering Tree

FAQ’s

How tall does Sarah’s Favorite grow

It typically reaches 20–25 ft. in height with a wide, spreading canopy.

Does it bloom every year

Yes, it reliably blooms each summer with minimal care.

Is it drought tolerant

Once established, it’s tolerant of heat and brief dry spells.

Can it grow in partial shade

For best blooms, full sun is recommended—partial shade may reduce flowering.

When should I prune it

Late winter or early spring before new growth begins is the best time for pruning.

Are the flowers fragrant

While not heavily fragrant, the blooms are visually striking and loved by pollinators.

Size

Liner/Starter, 1 Gallon, 2 Gallon, 3 Gallon, 5 Gallon, 7 Gallon, 10 Gallon