The crape myrtle flowers in the Garden of the Master of the Nets

The Garden of the Master of the Nets is a national key cultural relic protection unit and a World Cultural Heritage site. The flowers in the Garden of the Master of the Nets have their own characteristics in each season, adding brilliance to the beautiful classical garden. In August, a few rare white crape myrtle flowers can be seen in the Garden of the Master of the Nets. The crape myrtle flowers in the Garden of the Master of the Nets come in red and white colors. According to the gardening techniques and garden layout, they are planted in different areas of the garden. The vibrant red crape myrtle is planted in Dianchunyi, blending with the surrounding rocks, peaks, white walls, and black tiles; the elegant white crape myrtle is planted beside the Yinjing Bridge, showcasing the unique romance of Suzhou gardens. The crape myrtle flowers in the Garden of the Master of the Nets are small and exquisite, with clusters of blossoms.