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REDBUD TREES -

Rising Run is an American Native - an Eastern Redbud

Lavender Twist & Pink Heartbreaker are considered "improved versions" of Eastern Redbuds

Photo taken in sales area Summer 2025

LAVENDER TWIST $40 Now between 3½ & 4½ feet tall, planted in 2 or 3 gallon pots

Petite lavender/pink tinted flowers for 3 to 4 weeks in spring are on this popular weeping ornamental tree. Heart shaped leaves turn vibrant yellow in the fall, and the twirling branches add interest against the winter landscape. Lavender Twist is decorative, and an ideal size for a courtyard, entry, or small yard, where it is sure to be a focal point all year. It grows up to 2 feet per year, staying between 6 and 15 feet, depending on planting conditions - an easy-to-maintain tree that grows in full sun to part shade. Lavender Twist Redbud is excellent for growing in containers. Cercis canadensis “Covey” USDA Zones 5-9 (good availability)

PINK HEARTBREAKER $50 - Now 4 to 5 feet tall, planted in 5 gallon pots (very good availability)

This Redbud variety is unique because it has such a whimsical shape. Its informal look is enhanced by branches with naturally floating tendrils. In spring they also have small lavender-pink blossoms The pretty heart-shaped foliage emerges multi-hued before turning green. Pink Heartbreaker Redbud grows about 10 to 15 feet tall (less in a container) making it an excellent size for a patio, entry, small city yard, or narrow planting space. It is low-maintenance and ,when mature, drought tolerant. Cercis canadensis ‘Pink Heartbreaker’ USDA Zones 5-9

RISING SUN EASTERN REDBUD $50 Now about 3 feet tall, planted in 3 gallon pot (8 available)

With multi-color foliage all summer, this dramatic dwarf Redbud stuns with yellow, gold, peach, & orange heart-shaped leaves that mature to lime green. Because new leaves emerge all summer, the tree is always aglow with color. (And there are small soft lavender/pink spring flowers.) The compact tree has a rounded canopy, staying between 8 and 12 feet tall. It grows in full sun to part shade and when mature it is drought tolerant. Cercis canadensis “Rising Sun’ USDA Zones 5 - 9 (only 8 available at present)