Dynamite, a selection of the traditional crapemyrtle species - Lagerstroemia indica - found all
across the South, is a typical tree-type plant capable of reaching 20 feet or more in height. It has an
upright branching habit with a spread of 8 feet. On mature trees, the trunk will be smooth and tan
colored. The leaves of this crapemyrtle carry on the theme of red by emerging in the spring suffused
with crimson. As the summer advances, they turn to green.
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Developed and patented by Dr. Carl Whitcomb, Stillwater, Oklahoma

Crapemyrtle grow best and flower most profusely in full sun. Crapemyrtle will grow in most soils,
however the better the plant growth, the more flowers. Water during droughts for better flowering.
Fertilize moderately ONLY in spring; do not fertilize crapemyrtle in the fall.

Dynamite® is a registered trademark of Lacebark, Inc., an Oklahoma Corporation.
The Dynamite is one of the hardiest Crape Myrtles available. Resists mildew,
disease and insects. Very easy to grow and maintain.
Dynamite Crape
Myrtle
is a superior re-bloomer, which is why you get such bloom power
from this medium sized crape myrtle tree.

'Dynamite' has a very expansive and upright growth habit and matures to a
height of 20 feet. It prefers to be placed in full sun with well-drained soil and
good air circulation. Dynamite requires little maintenance and does best when
it is not pruned. It is also drought, disease and insect resistant once it is
established.
Plant 15 feet apart in well-drained soil.

Prefers full sun in an area with good air circulation and good
soil drainage.

Water regularly until established.

Hardy in Zones 6-9 (protect the first winter in Zone 6).

Fertilize with Plant-Tone and Kelp Meal in early spring.

When necessary, prune in spring just as the new leaves
emerge.