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The Rising Sun™ Eastern Redbud Tree - Cercis canadensis Ornamental Flowering Tree

$329.95

$370.95

  • Features distinctive heart-shaped foliage that transitions from apricot-orange to lime-green.
  • Produces clusters of vibrant pink-purple pea-like flowers along bare branches in early spring.
  • Reaches a mature height of 8 to 12 feet with a rounded, spreading growth habit.
  • Adaptable to diverse soil types and maintains color stability throughout the growing season.

Size: 5-6 feet

SKU:B01FLY11-V1
Availability: In Stock
Category:Redbud Trees

Enhance Your Landscape with the Rising Sun Eastern Redbud

The Rising Sun Eastern Redbud (Cercis canadensis) is a deciduous ornamental tree recognized for its dynamic foliage color transformation and early spring flowering cycle. This cultivar is specifically selected for its ability to maintain vibrant leaf tones from spring through autumn, providing a consistent visual element in residential garden designs.

Growth and Foliage Characteristics

This tree exhibits a rounded, spreading growth habit, making it suitable for focal points in garden beds or as a specimen plant. The foliage emerges in shades of apricot and orange, transitioning to a bright lime-green as the season progresses. Before the leaves fully emerge, the branches are covered in dense clusters of pink-purple flowers, a characteristic trait of the species.

Planting and Maintenance Considerations

  • Transplant Establishment: To support root development, ensure the planting site has well-draining soil. Consistent moisture is required during the first two growing seasons to assist in establishment.
  • Sun Exposure: While this tree thrives in full sun, partial shade during peak afternoon hours is recommended in regions with high heat to prevent leaf scorch.
  • Soil Conditions: The tree performs optimally in neutral to slightly alkaline soil. Monitoring soil pH can assist in maintaining consistent leaf coloration and overall plant vigor.