Texas Red Bud (Small) (Cercis canadensis)
Texas Red Bud (Small) (Cercis canadensis)
Texas red bud (Cercis canadensis) in a small form develops as a compact deciduous flowering tree with delicate branching and a lightly structured canopy. Pink-purple blossoms emerge directly from the stems and trunk before leaf expansion, creating vivid color across the bare branch network. The rounded leaves later form a soft textured canopy with a calm woodland appearance.
Native to southern North America, Cercis canadensis naturally occupies woodland edges and dry limestone habitats. In small form, the tree emphasizes concentrated floral intensity, compact branch architecture, and youthful deciduous structure while retaining the species’ iconic flowering silhouette.
Texas Red Bud (Small) have a typical overall height between 5’-10’ (1.52-3.05 m) and spread diameter of 5’-10’ (1.52-3.05 m). The leaves have a typical length between 3”-5” (8-13 cm).
Texas red bud (Cercis canadensis) in a small form develops as a compact deciduous flowering tree with delicate branching and a lightly structured canopy. Pink-purple blossoms emerge directly from the stems and trunk before leaf expansion, creating vivid color across the bare branch network. The rounded leaves later form a soft textured canopy with a calm woodland appearance.
Native to southern North America, Cercis canadensis naturally occupies woodland edges and dry limestone habitats. In small form, the tree emphasizes concentrated floral intensity, compact branch architecture, and youthful deciduous structure while retaining the species’ iconic flowering silhouette.
Texas Red Bud (Small) have a typical overall height between 5’-10’ (1.52-3.05 m) and spread diameter of 5’-10’ (1.52-3.05 m). The leaves have a typical length between 3”-5” (8-13 cm).
