Though we call it the eastern redbud, according to USDA it is native as far west as New Mexico. You may be among those who always think about planting one or two when you see them blooming.

Do you know if the root system of the redbud is a concern near pools? A: There are several types of redbud trees, including the Eastern, Western and Mexican. All three are native to North and ...

In their native habitat, the eastern redbud can grow up to 30 feet tall and 30 feet wide, yet when they are grown as specimen trees in backyards, the size and scale can be managed.

•Eastern Redbud (C. canadensis) is native to eastern United States. It is the largest redbud (25-35 feet tall and wide), has the fastest growth rate, and is most apt to take a single trunk tree ...

The Redlands tree for March is the Cercis canadensis “Forest Pansy” or purple-leaved eastern redbud tree. This tree is one of a group of trees commonly called eastern redbuds. A member … ...

Pockets of bright pink will begin dotting river fronts and other open spaces in Pittsburgh over the next few weeks. The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy will plant 400 Eastern redbud trees this ...

The eastern redbud is a small (15-30 feet) native understory tree which blooms early spring and the pinkish-purple flowers remain colorful for a month.

With its small pink flowers, this tree is one of the first brilliantly colored signs of spring in Michigan. The eastern redbud is a haven for pollinators and ideal for planting in yards. Commonly ...