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CERCIS (Redbud)
The rose-pink April blooms of the redbud tree announce that spring has arrived. Heart-shaped leaves appear on spreading branches and the tree can grow to a height of 20 to 30 feet. In fall, color ranges from a muted yellow to shades of reddish-purple and orange depending on the variety.
CERCIS canadensis

Eastern Redbud
Height: 20-25'  Width: 25-35' Zone: 4
Rosy pink flowers on reddish brown bark, stands out in early spring.  Large green, heart shaped leaves follow with yellow fall color.
#30 container
6-8'
8-10'
 		   SunMostly shade
CERCIS canadensis 'Alba'

White Eastern Redbud
Height: 15-30'  Width: 15-30' Zone: 5
Small white flowers appear in profusion on leafless branches in early spring.  Heart-shaped leaves emerge bronze, turning green, then yellow in autumn.
#15 container
2-2½"
 		   SunMostly shade
CERCIS canadensis 'Forest Pansy'

Forest Pansy Redbud
Height: 20-25'  Width: 25-35' Zone: 5
Magenta flowers on reddish brown bark stands out in early spring.  Large purple to burgundy heart-shaped leaves turn a mix of red and orange in the fall.
#15 container
#30 container
6-8'
8-10'
1½-2"
2-2½"
2½-3"
3-3½"		 SunMostly shade
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Calluna • Carpinus • Caryopteris • Cedrus • Cephalotaxus • Cercidiphyllum • Cercis • Chaenomeles • Chamaecyparis • Chionanthus • Clethra • Comptonia • Cornus • Corylus • Cotinus • Cotoneaster • Crataegus • Cryptomeria • Cupressocyparis • Cytisus
 

 
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