What's the name of this tree? It's from bare skin. Can I grow it at home?

It should be: crape myrtle, alias prurigo, hundred days red. It is a small deciduous tree, belonging to the family Celosiaceae, with a height of 10 m, smooth bending of branches, and a large amount of bark peeling in autumn and winter. Branchlets slightly quadrangular. The leaves are opposite or nearly opposite, oval, entire, sharp at the apex, wide and round at the base, smooth and hairless on the surface, and hairy on the back of the leaves along the midvein. The flowers are clustered at the top of the branches in a conical shape, and the perianth is dry and bright red. Pink or white.

This kind of tree is not suitable for indoor planting, but can be planted on the balcony, because it likes the symptoms of long yellow leaves when positive plants are planted indoors, and normal photosynthesis on the balcony is beneficial to the normal growth of Lagerstroemia indica.