Redbud Seedlings are showstoppers throughout the year. In the spring, they put on an abundance of showy pink flowers. Then, in the autumn, these trees produce an abundance of fall color. Most varieties offer bright yellow fall leaves, but there are options with purple fall foliage.
Redbud Seedlings Is The Top Pick For Landscapes
Our trees will grow about 30 feet tall and spread about 35 feet. Their rounded shape and year-round attractiveness make them an excellent choice in many landscapes. In the spring, this tree produces hundreds of pea-like rose-purple flowers. The flowers appear in clusters of four to ten, and each flower can be up to 0.5 inches across.
Redbud Seedlings Appearance Year Round
After the flowers fade in about three weeks, the Redbud Seedlings put on its paper-like, dull green to blue-green leaves. These broad leaves, up to 3.5 inches across, have a short, pointed tip. Simultaneously, the tree produces flattened, bean-like seedpods that start green and turn brown during the summer. Each pod contains six to 12 seeds. The seedpods may remain on the tree until mid-winter.
The Redbud Seedlings Foliage And Flowers
This tree’s fall foliage display is almost as stunning as its springtime flower display. The leaves turn spectacular shades of yellow on most varieties, but on a few varieties, the leaves turn a beautiful reddish-purple.
Our Redbud Seedlings grow about 15 inches annually. While they love some shade from the hot afternoon sun, you can plant it in full sun, and it will thrive. While it prefers fertile soil, this tree will also grow in moderately poor soil. It is easy to prune to the shape you want the finished tree, and you will love its sturdy limbs.
Hardy Planting Zone- 4 to 8
Bloom Season (if any) - Spring
Bloom Color – Pink
Height at Maturity –Up to 30 feet tall
Soil Type Preferred- Consistently damp, moderately fertile soil
Sun or Shade-Part shade