Crape myrtle seeds will germinate most any time, but they will do best in early spring when the days are lengthening. Gently press them into the surface of a light, moist potting medium. Cover with a layer of milled sphagnum moss, and mist until damp.
They stand out for their crinkly, deep-purple flowers—the deepest purple blooms of any crape myrtle tree. You can enjoy the blooms all summer long.
Add a thin layer of sphagnum moss and place the pot or tray in a plastic grow bag. Move to a well-lit, warm location, about 75 degrees F. (24 C.). Germination should take place within two to three weeks.. . . . .364011235959!]
