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Why it rocks:
Eastern Redbud is an absolute knockout in the spring, and is a definite focal point for any landscape. Eastern Redbud is a spectacular spring bloomer, with very showy pink to purple flowers held tightly on bare branches in early spring. The green heart-shaped leaves turn a buttery yellow in the fall, rivaling any small ornamental tree for specimen use in the home landscape. For this tree’s statistics please click on the Additional Details tab above.
Where to put it:
Eastern Redbud will benefit from being planted in a location which is somewhat sheltered from strong winds. Once reestablished this tree should have very little problem thriving; however, Redbud seems to be a little more sensitive than other ornamental trees for the first several years after transplant. Once established the payoff is apparent, and given Eastern Redbud’s interesting character, its makes an extremely versatile ornamental tree. Often used close to the house to add color and texture, this tree should be kept at least 10ft from buildings. For advice on what types of tree to plant, and where to plant them, please check out our Design Center
What it needs:
Eastern Redbud will benefit from being planted in a location which is somewhat sheltered from strong winds. Redbud will require more attention for the first few years than other ornamental trees. For tree care instructions please click here.
| Botanical Name | Cercis canadensis |
| Zone | No |
| Tree Type | Ornamental |
| Mature Height | 20-25' |
| Mature Spread | 20-25' |
| Shape | Low Branched or Multi-stem, Open |
| Foliage | Medium Green |
| Fall Color | Gold |
| Flower Color | Rosy Pink |
| Decorative Fruit | N/A |
| Growth Rate | Moderate to Rapid |
| Plant Tolerance | Benefits from Sheltered Location |
| Standout Feature | Unbelievable Spring Flowers, Outstanding Fall color |
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