Cercis

A new semi dwarf redbud with extremely dark purple foliage, close internodes give the plant a very full and dense appearance. excellent bush/clump form, or tree form. Developed by Ray Jackson.

Zone 5-8, vigorous grower, brilliant golden tangerine colored heart shaped foliage, blooms are rosy-orchid, bark is smooth, tan with yellow cast. Mature height 12’.

The first compact canadensis with small heart shaped leaves that are half the normal size. Parent plant is 13 years old, 12′ wide and 11′ tall.

Zone 4-8, height 20-30 ft., spread 25-35 ft. Alley Cat has an abundance of dark pink blooms before leaves emerge in the spring. Leaves are heart-shaped with white splashes of variegation that appear with coppery-pink tints.

Zone 4-9. The first and only red bloomer. Blooms later than most cultivars and the bare branches are covered with a late spring show of neon-bright glowing red flowers before the glossy heart shaped leaves appear.

Zone 5. A unique redbud that features shimmering red-purple heart shaped leaves that remain burgundy throughout the season. Pink-lavender flowers appear before the leaves in the Spring.

Introduced by Steve Bennett of Riverbend Nurseries. An extremely beautiful weeping redbud. Leaf is smaller than the species giving it a fuller appearance.

Selected seedlings, cut off as one year with new top. Nice heavy plants.

Very hardy and strong grower, branches are covered with white blooms in early spring.

Zone 5. Heart shaped leaves have a brilliant scarlet purple coloring, maturing to maroon.

Very striking yellow juvenile foliage. Mature leaves turn a lighter shade of green with age. An extremely strong grower with an attractive display of purple blooms in spring.

None available spring 2019

Zone 4-9. A very compact, smaller grower with very dark gnarled and almost rubbery green foliage. The growing tip is red in color. Parent plant is 8’ wide and 10’ tall.

Vase shaped habit, blooms bright pink, large rounded glossy dark purple leaves. Heat and drought tolerant.

Zone 6-9. Probably the heaviest bloomer of all the cultivars, very dark purple blooms.

In my view the best weeping variety yet, very strong grower, clean foliage does not break up, heavy bloom set. You will be impressed with this variety.

Zone 6-9. The first weeping purple redbud ever developed. Blooms in early spring with rose-purple flowers followed by large heart shaped purple leaves that become a deep reddish-green in summer.

Zone 6. Heat and drought tolerant tree that features a unique tight, upright vase shape. Pinkish lavender blooms. Vigorous grower, prefers full sun.

Small deciduous tree typically grows 20’ in height with a similar spread. Flowers are pea-like and rosy pink, most impressive and striking. Leaves are dark green in summer and yellowish in autumn.

White flowering with vigorous weeping habit. Hardy hybrid between Lavender Twist and Royal White.