Cercis canadensis ~ Eastern Redbud tropical-garden 5 to 6 meters) with

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A profuse flowering of lose conical panicles that open creamy white and mature to dark pink begins in mid summer before eventually fading to tan

The silver-grey aromatic foliage is scale-like female selections produce ornamental blackish-green fleshy seed cones

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Cercis canadensis ~ Eastern Redbud tropical-garden 5 to 6 meters) withThe Eastern Redbud typically grows to a height of 20 to 30 feet with a spread of 25 to 35 feet. It has a rounded to vase shaped canopy and develops a multi stemmed trunk. The heart shaped leaves are medium green in color and turn yellow in the fall, adding a touch of autumn beauty to the landscape. One of the most captivating features of the Eastern Redbud is its profusion of flowers. Clusters of small, pea like flowers cover the branches in early