Cercis canadensis

Plantaerium

Glossy, golden heart-shaped leaves cover this small tree with vibrant color. Native to the Southwestern United States and Texas, its foliage does not fade, even in direct sun and high heat.

Plantaerium

This compact Cercis tree is an elegant focal point in small gardens and when potted on patios. Its size and lush red-to-green foliage give a similar effect as a Japanese Maple, with the benefit of being native to North America. A spring flush of pink blooms will attract pollinators.

Plantaerium

Golden Falls® offers pink blooms, followed by breakthrough foliage color for a weeping Cercis. In spring, new growth is tinged with orange, followed by bright gold leaves that hold up well in the sun and heat. The narrow, weeping architecture of this variety lends itself well to small garden spaces. Developed by the JC Raulston Arboretum at NC State University.

Plantaerium

This highly impressive redbud boasts perfectly pink flowers and show-stopping foliage that emerges burgundy-red and turns bright yellow and green as it ages. Stunning color display is persistent throughout the season, often showing four to five different shades on a single branch! Developed by the JC Raulston Arboretum at NC State University.

Plantaerium

This compact Cercis tree is an elegant focal point in small gardens and when potted on patios. Its size and burgundy foliage give a similar effect as a Japanese Maple, with the benefit of being native to North America. A spring flush of pink blooms will attract pollinators.

Plantaerium

The compact, weeping habit and burgundy foliage give a similar effect as a Japanese Maple with the added benefits of being native to North America, having a faster finishing time for growers, and producing a flush of pink blooms in spring. Developed by the JC Raulston Arboretum at NC State University.

Plantaerium

Carolina Sweetheart® has pink flowers, followed by attractive, variegated foliage. Rich maroon leaves spread out in early spring, eventually becoming green with white margins. It displays the elegant, broad, heart shaped leaves expected from a redbud tree. Developed through the combined efforts of NCNLA and NC State University.

Plantaerium

This Cercis offers the most unique, fully double, pink flower clusters, reminiscent of pom poms, that emerge in spring and are followed by large, green, heart shaped foliage. This plant will not produce seed pods. Developed by the JC Raulston Arboretum at NC State University.