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| Trees & Shrubs » Cercis (Redbud) 15 items found. Click on photo/text link for more information on any product. | ||
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CERCIS canadensis 'Ace of Hearts' (C) 'Ace of Hearts' has very small leaves and will probably mature at about 15 feet. A true genetic dwarf. Typical pinky-purple flower color. more info |
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CERCIS canadensis 'Appalachia' (C8) Found by plantsman Dr. Max Byrkit along a roadside in Maryland, this is the variety with closest to red flowers. Brilliant color! more info |
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CERCIS canadensis 'Floating Clouds' Newer form with leaves irregularly splashed with white. Similar to, but seems to have somewhat more white in the leaves than 'Silver Splash'. Does not burn in full sun. more info |
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CERCIS canadensis 'Forest Pansy' (C8) Growing to 20', the leaves emerge bright red-purple and eventually change to dark green. Flowers are rose-purple and appear in April. more info |
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CERCIS canadensis 'Hearts of Gold' PP17,740 (C8) This is the first known, gold-foliaged redbud. New leaves emerge red then turn to gold. Its tiny lavender-purple redbud blooms are early harbingers of spring in the landscape. In summer, the gold foliage is burn-resistant even in full sun. more info |
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CERCIS canadensis 'Little Woody' (C) This new introduction has very rugose (crinkly) leaves of an attractive blue green color. Branches are stocky and the flowers are the same color as the wild species, lavender purple. more info |
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CERCIS canadensis 'Merlot' PPAF Selected for its attractive shiny purple leaves and semi-upright growth habit. Leaves of 'Merlot' are smaller and thicker than those of 'Forest Pansy' and maintain their attractive appearance longer into the summer. more info |
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CERCIS canadensis Pink Heartbreaker PPAF 'Pennsylvania Pride Pink Heartbreaker' A new weeping form with a more upright habit than 'Covey'. Maintains more or less a central leader with weeping side branches. Juvenile leaves are red becoming dark green at maturity. more info |
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CERCIS canadensis 'Ruby Falls' PPAF Selected for its attractive purple leaf color and weeping growth habit. 'Ruby Falls' demonstrates excellent branching, and prolific and attractive reddish-purple flowers. more info |
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CERCIS canadensis Lavender Twist® 'Covey' PP10328 (C8) A unique and highly ornamental weeping redbud tree whose branches arch and weep elegantly to form an umbrella. In the spring the branches are covered with the typical purplish pink redbud flowers. more info |
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CERCIS canadensis ssp. canadensis 'Silver Cloud' (C) Variegated leaves provide color year-round on this selection! Leaves are heavily streaked and splashed with white. Best color in dappled shade. Normal magenta-colored flowers. more info |
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CERCIS canadensis ssp. canadensis var. alba (C8) Pure white flowered form. Normal size tree, Indispensible for the white garden! more info |
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CERCIS chinensis 'Don Egolf' (C8) It has prolific annual bloom of bright magenta all along the branches, but is fruitless and has exhibited no invasive tendencies. The dark green foliage and compact growth habit. more info |
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CERCIS chinensis alba (C) This is the very rare pure white flowered form of Chinese redbud. more info |
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CERCIS yunnanensis 'Celestial Plum' A rare species similar to the better known C. chinensis, a small deciduous flowering tree. 'Celestial Plum' is a very showy vibrant plum-purple flowered selection, named and released by The NCSU Arboretum. Low branched single stem form; Prefers sun. more info |