Prior to the European colonization of North America, Indigenous Americans harvested the wood of redbud trees to construct ...

There are a number of species of redbud trees that are widely grown in Southern California, but the most common ones are the eastern redbud (Cercis canadensis), the Chinese redbud (Cercis ...

Another tree you could consider growing instead of the Chinese tallow is the ... In the fall, the redbud will delight you when the leaves turn a beautiful golden yellow color before falling ...

After this year's colder-than-normal winter, the flowers of this native tree ... the leaves of which fade to green by early summer. 'Don Egolf' This redbud is a small-growing selection of Chinese ...

I'm looking for a new tree to plant, replacing one I just removed ... the family (no pun intended), the Cercis chinensis or Chinese redbud. If you can find it, it tends to grow more like a ...

The glossy coating on the leaves prevents excess evaporation, allowing this tree to flourish in hot areas. USDA Zone 5-9 The bare branches of this cultivar of Eastern redbud get covered with ...

AT RISK Maples, redbud, ash, euonymus, tomatoes, strawberries, among others. SYMPTOMS One side of the plant wilts or dies. In trees, leaves turn yellow or brown, then die, followed by the death of ...

Redbud trees bloom early in the spring before the leaves come out. These trees are in the legume family with peas, lentils, beans, lupines, clover and kudzu. Nitrogen-fixing bacteria grow in the ...

Eastern redbud (Cercis canadensis) is native as far west as East Texas. Trees grow up to 40 feet tall. In our area, this tree can show leaf scorch, or browning along the leaf’s edges or spots ...