Have red-flowered crepe myrtle seeds with more coming.

I'm interested in all three seed types you're offering, and I have lots of heirloom veggies and a few perennial flowers that would do well in your zone. I couldn't find an email, so email me and we can work something out :) Deborah

I'm very interested in your crepe myrtle seeds and would like to trade, please check out my trade list or email me!

Crape Myrtle seeds are fairly easy to collect. Once the seed pods dry out on the tree, you can collect them and open the pods. Like Romando says, they are pea shaped but in segments that split open fairly easily. The seeds inside have a bit of a wing attached. I've successfully propagated Crape Myrtle from these seeds in Jiffy Peet Pellets. Just sink them in about 1/4 inch into the pellet and keep it moist for a few weeks. About a 1/5 of my seeds were successfull in starting. My Crape Myrtle flowers are purple. I would assume that if you can't find the seed pods on your Crape Myrtle, then the flowers probably didn't get polinated. My seed pods were pretty obvious. Send me a SASE and I'll mail you some seeds. Hope this helps.