Eastern Redbud - $0

Cercis canadensis

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Eastern Redbud
Family :
Fabaceae
Origin :
Indigenous
Hardiness :
6b
Exposition :
Sun, partial shade
Height at maturity :
5 m
Spread at maturity :
5 m
Spacing requirement from power lines and infrastructure :
None
Crown shape :
Rounded, slightly spreading shape; Shrub with multiple trunks or low branches.
Roots :
Superficial, taproot.
Growth rate :
Slow
Soil and moisture :
Medium moisture, loamy, all pH.
Tolerance to road salt :
Low
Tolerance to pollution :
Low
Tolerance to compaction :
Average
Common problems (disease, fungus, insects) :
Few pathological problems; few entomological problems.
Special comments :
It’s our favorite! Very early in spring, it's its hour of glory! Before the leaves appear, it is adorned with numerous pink flowers tinged with purple which can appear on all parts of the tree - even on the trunk. Native to southern Ontario
Photo sources :
https://arbres.hydroquebec.com/page-tree-shrub/4553 ; https://jardinjasmin.com/en/produit/cercis-canadensis-2/

LEAVES

Oval and cordate, light looking foliage;
Summer: medium green;
Autumn: yellow.

FLOWERS

Cymes, flowering before foliage, sometimes on old wood or permanent branches;
Color: pink tinged with purple; red-purple flower buds;
Season: spring.

FRUITS

Pods, no fruits observed in Quebec;
Color: reddish;
Season: fall.

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