Eastern Redbud - Cercis canadensis
Eastern Redbud in bloom - Photos courtesy of UConn Plant Database www.hort.uco
Eastern Redbud in summer - Photos courtesy of UConn Plant Database www.hort.uc
Eastern Redbud leaves - Photos courtesy of UConn Plant Database www.hort.uconn
Common Name: 
Eastern Redbud
Latin Name: 
Cercis canadensis
Eventual Size at Maturity: 
Height - 15ft Spread - 15ft
Space Requirements: 
8ft from fences, paved surfaces, buildings or other trees
Form: 
Lovely small tree with umbrella form
Growth Rate: 
2-3 ft/year
Air Pollution Tolerant: 
No
Moisture Tolerant: 
No
Drought Resistant: 
No
Light Required: 
Full sun to ¾ shade
Fall Colour: 
Green to yellow
Special Features: 
Beautiful pink flowers open in April for 2-3 weeks
Wildlife: 
Important food source for birds; flowers attract hummingbirds
Tree Tips: 
Elegant small tree with heart-shaped leaves; a favourite amongst gardeners!