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Cercis Canadensis - Eastern Redbud also called American Redbud, is a deciduous shade tree known for the profusion of rosy pink flowers in mid spring as early as 4 years of age. As summer approaches, reddish heart like leaves emerge later maturing into dark green and finally yellow in the fall before dropping in the winter. Produces brownish-black pods about 2" in length that remain on the tree throughout the winter.
Full sun to partial sun.
Attracts birds, bees and butterflies.
Native to North America
Drought tolerant once established.
Pink flowers, fragrant
This Eastern Redbud comes in a 1 Gallon pot
Size: Mature size can reach 20'- 30' x 25'- 35'
Light: Full Sun to partial Shade (Minimum of 4 hours of direct sunlight a day)
Hardiness zone: 4 - 9
Native to North America
Characteristics: This deciduous shade tree grows in a rounded, vase-like shape. Has reddish heart-shaped leaves that mature into a dark green shade and finally yellow in the fall. Attracts nectar-loving insects, early season butterflies, Select birds love the seeds and branches for nesting and shelters.
Growth Rate: Moderate to slow
Soil, Water, Fertilize: Moist, loamy, rich, sandy, clay and well-draining soil with the pH 7.5<. Tolerant to a variety of soils and drought. Water in periods of drought. Prune in late winter to promote growth and shape the tree. Fertilize in early spring.
*Plants cannot be shipped to Alaska or Hawaii.
*Plants ship dormant in winter months.
*Pictures shown are of mature plants and not what you will receive.
Rich, organic and well-draining soil.
Best season to plant is in early fall.
Plant at least 20'ft apart for spacing.
Hardiness zone for this plant: 4 - 9
TriStar Plants
Eastern Redbud
Eastern Redbud trees bloom from early spring till fall, with the small redbud flowers adding magenta hues to the scenery. Partnered along with beautiful lush green heart-shaped leaves turn a bright yellow-orange, welcoming the autumn landscape full of vibrant colors. Not only beautiful and stunning for its size, but because it is a native tree it is also drought tolerant and attracts pollinators such as bees and butterflies.
