Cercis
Cercis or Redbud
Cercis or Redbud are deciduous shrubs or small trees with heart shaped leaves and clusters of bright, pea-like flowers. Flowers are deep crimson, pink or white and provide a dramatic spring display. These flowers are followed by flattened, deep purple pods.
Where to Site Your Cercis
Cercis look excellent planted at the back of a border or against a wall. Areal eye-catching feature.
How to Grow and Look After you Cercis
If required, cercis can be pruned to remove any misplaced branches; this will maintain the shrubs symmetry and keep it in good condition. They thrive in deep, moist soil, favour a sun spot out of strong winds. At the beginning of the season mulch the tree to keep it cool in the summer to protect it from winter frosts.
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Cercis canadensis Red Force 10 Litre Pot£65.00Redbud, have beautiful reddish purple foliage all year round and in summer bears pinkish white buds that open to pink. Shrub Form Learn More -
Cercis canadensis Ruby Falls 10 Litre Pot Half Standard£72.50Half Standard Weeping form of deciduous redbud. Beautiful purple flowers smoother the bare branches in spring before large red leave that turn purple as they mature. Cercis grow in well-drained soil in sun or partial shade. Learn More -
Cercis canadensis Red Force 15 Litre Pot£77.50Redbud, have beautiful reddish purple foliage all year round and in summer bears pinkish white buds that open to pink. Learn More -
Cercis canadensis Royal White 15 Litre Pot£77.50Cercis Royal White is a often multi-stemmed deciduous tree with heart-shaped, mid-green leaves that turn yellow in autumn. It has flurries of white flowers that bloom in spring on the bare stems, before the leaves emerge. Learn More
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