Top 5 Redbud Tree Varieties | NatureHills.com скачать в хорошем качестве

Top 5 Redbud Tree Varieties | NatureHills.com

Top 5 Flowering Redbud Trees I’m not sure what’s happening where you guys live, but here in Nebraska, the Redbuds are blooming! It’s got me all kinds of excited and I wanted to share some of our favorite Redbud varieties with you. Before we get started, I want to make a quick note that Redbuds are another plant that can be grown as either a multi-stemmed shrub or a single stem tree. Here at Nature Hills, we try to do a good job of labeling which form each of the varieties we offer are grown so you can make the best and most informed decision while shopping. Ok, let’s hop to it! #5 Flame Thrower® Redbud - Have pics This is the gotta-have-it Redbud of the season in my opinion. I mean check out the leaves on this tree! Flame Thrower features the classic Reddish-pink redbud flowers that last for weeks. Then it leafs out orange, red, chartreuse and purple heart-shaped leaves that stay colorful all season. If you’re the kind of person who can’t wait for fall color then this is the tree for you. #5 Flame Thrower® Redbud - Growing zones 5-9, showy canopy, and disease-resistant. Learn more: https://www.naturehills.com/flame-thr... #4 Eastern Redbud - Have pics Of course Eastern Redbud made the list. This native tree lives the “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” lifestyle. These fluorescent pink buds are the universal sign that spring has sprung across the country. Then in the fall, it turns bright yellow. Really - You’d be hard pressed to find a more iconic ornamental tree. Eastern Redbud - Growing zones 4-9, Iconic spring flowers, and a low-maintenance native. Learn more: https://www.naturehills.com/eastern-r... #3 Black Pearl™ Redbud-have pics Black Pearl lives up to its name with obsidian-colored glossy leaves. Before you ask, yes. It stays that color ALL SUMMER and lightens up to chartreuse yellow in the fall. You can’t forget about the staple pink flower display in the spring too! Black Pearl Redbud - growing zones 5-9, deep purple leaves, and grows well in clay soil. Learn more: https://www.naturehills.com/black-pea... #2 Golden Falls® Weeping Redbud - have pics Golden Falls® is the option for those of you with less space to work with. It’s almost columnar-esk with a spread of just 3-4 feet. This weeping form Redbud blooms (yes you guessed it) pink early each spring and keeps bright golden yellow-lime leaves all through the summer. It’s so interesting and is sure to catch the attention of anyone you have over. Golden Falls Weeping Redbud - Growing zones 5-9, unique weeping form, and great for small spaces. Learn more: https://www.naturehills.com/golden-fa... #1 The Rising Sun™ Redbud - have pics (maybe?) The Rising Sun™ gets to top our list for a number of reasons which include (but are not limited to) the lavender-pink flowers, heart-shaped leaves that emerge orange, gold, and yellow all at once and mature to lime green, and its perfect size. It tops out at about 10-12 feet tall and 8-10 feet wide. It was practically made for the suburban garden and is in fact pretty reminiscent of a rising sun. The Rising Sun™ Redbud - Growing zones 5-9, unique foliage color, and compact growing habit. Learn more: https://www.naturehills.com/rising-su... And that wraps up our top Redbud list. Do you have a favorite? Mine’s a toss-up between Flame Thrower and Rising Sun so let me know your thoughts down in the comments. Don’t forget to check out our social channels for more garden inspiration and our blogs for the latest ProPlantTips. Until next time, happy planting!