Lagerstroemia 'Acoma' (crepe myrtle) Size:400mm The leaves are usually green

The leaves are usually green but can have a tinge of red or maroon

It is a hybrid cultivar of the Hydrangea plant

The fruit of the tree is edible and is traditionally used by Indigenous Australians for its medicinal properties

'Jervis Gem' is well-suited for coastal gardens

Lagerstroemia 'Acoma' (crepe myrtle) Size:400mm The leaves are usually greenLagerstroemia 'Acoma' is a cultivar of the crape myrtle tree, which is a deciduous flowering tree known for its showy blooms, attractive bark, and long blooming period. The term "clear stem" is often used in horticulture to refer to a tree or shrub that has been pruned or trained to have a single, unbranched stem with foliage and branches only at the top, creating a clear and straight trunk. When 'Acoma' is grown with a clear stem, it typically refers