Hearts A'fire Redbud Easy to Grow

Hearts A'fire Redbud Easy to GrowThe Hearts A'Fire Redbud puts on a chromatic spectacle that justifies its dramatic name. In early spring, clusters of deep pink flowers blanket bare branches before a single leaf appears. But it's the foliage that makes this cultivar truly exceptional. Heart shaped leaves emerge in a blazing kaleidoscope of burgundy red, tangerine orange, and gold, that is reminiscent of the colors and hues of lapping flames. While mature leaves eventually transition

white to light pink flowers combine well with cool and warm colors alike

asplenoides) with the striking silvery coloration of the Japanese Painted Fern (Athyrium niponicum 'Pictum')

the dried seed heads hang on in that perfect architectural way

We love it paired with pink

and highlight trees for your garden

Mildew  - Some susceptibility

edible berries irresistible

privacy and natural beauty

Plant them throughout the border or along a walkway to add color to the garden in the early spring

exceptional pollinator value

All of them look like they should be in a classic painting

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