Cercis sp. (Redbud)
Cercis sp. (Redbud) pink flower cluster tightly packed along a slender grey wooden branch.
Botanical name: Cercis sp.
Common name: Redbud
Family: Fabaceae
Subfamily: Caesalpinioideae
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
Cercis is a popular small ornamental tree, whose assets of lavender-pink Spring flowers, youthful quick growth, youthful vased growth habit, and ornamental bark and branching character with age are contrasted with its tendency to have a short functional service life of about fiften years in many urban landscapes.
Similar plants: Cercis sp. (Redbud)
Cercis sp. (Redbud) clusters of small magenta flowers emerging along thick woody tree branches
Cercis sp. (Redbud) white flower clusters emerging along the thin dark woody branch segments
Cercis sp. (Redbud) branches covered in small magenta flowers before leaves emerge on the twigs.
Cercis sp. (Redbud) with clusters of white flower along the bare grey woody stems.
Cercis sp. (Redbud) pink flower clusters filling branches alongside small heart-shaped green leaves.
Cercis sp. (Redbud) with many pink flower clusters on thin grey branches
Cercis sp. (Redbud) with small white flower clusters on bare woody branches during early spring.
Cercis sp. (Redbud) pink flower clusters emerging directly from the bark on thin brown branches
Cercis sp. (Redbud) branches covered in dense pink flowers with small heart shaped leaves.
Cercis sp. (Redbud) white flower covering thin gray branches near pebbles and small leaves.
Cercis sp. (Redbud) clusters of magenta flowers attached to rough woody branches
Cercis sp. (Redbud) clusters of small pink flower petals covering grey branches during spring time.
Cercis sp. (Redbud) branch with numerous tiny pink flowers attached directly to the woody stem.
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