Lagerstroemia Indica 'Acoma' Apricot Glow Grevillea raised beds or mounded sites

raised beds or mounded sites in heavier ground

long-lasting blooms mainly spring–summer

Repeat spheres through mixed borders for rhythm and year-round structure in Adelaide gardens

Flowers: Very large orange–gold cylindrical spikes autumn–winter (prime bird food)

Maintenance: Trim off tatty leaves

Lagerstroemia Indica 'Acoma' Apricot Glow Grevillea raised beds or mounded sitesWeeping White Crepe Myrtle Botanical Name: Lagerstroemia indica 'Acoma' Family: Lythraceae Origin: East Asia Plant Type: Deciduous small tree large shrub Overview Acoma is a compact, semi weeping crape myrtle that delivers big summer flower power on a smaller frame. Clouds of pure white, crepe textured panicles sit over fresh mid green foliage that turns orangered in autumn, then smooth, mottled bark carries the show through winter. Bred for heat and