29+ Crimson Fire Purple Daydream Loropetalum

The deep ruby red foliage fades from red to dark burgundy providing color for all those little spaces that need a little extra pizazz. Wide making maintenance a thing of the past.

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Crimson fire purple daydream loropetalum

This is easy to grow and a well behaved shrub. With lively purple foliage and a compact mounding habit purple daydream dwarf loropetalum provides ample opportunity for dynamic plant pairing. A compact loropetalum it spreads nicely into a mound reaching 2 3 feet high by 3 4 feet wide.

However if this shrub outgrows the space you have allotted for it in the garden you may start asking how to prune a loropetalum. Developed by first editions this gorgeous low growing evergreen plant features rich ruby red foliage that persists all through the year. Plant on slopes or in mass groupings.

Rubrum piilc i is the first truly compact variety. Loropetalum plants generally range from 10 to 15 feet 3 4 6 m high with a similar width but they can get much taller. This petite beauty displays dark purple foliage year round and bursts with lovely pink string clusters each spring.

Clusters of pink flowers each spring add to this standout s appeal. Plant for an outstanding accent or an informal low growing hedge. The burgundy red foliage is a beautiful contrast to the stunning fragrant hot pink fringe flowers which are all over the plant in spring.

Pruning this plant is easy. New growth in spring emerges ruby red maturing to burgundy with a purple tint. This plant has the perfect shape for small space gardens and foundation plantings.

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