Natchez Crape Myrtle produces a stunning flower display during late summer. The blossoms are ruffled and pure white. It does not grow as a tree in Kansas, although it will grow larger in sheltered sites.  It has dark green foliage and interesting exfoliating bark. It can be pruned in late winter to maintain a tidy appearance.  It is excellent as a buffer hedge, as a foundation plant, or as an accent plant.

This shrub prefers full sun to bloom best and is heat and drought-tolerant but intolerant of wet soils.