Weeping redbud tree landscaping

I made a movie for you about how to create a beautiful tree like this. The video is below. The Lavender Twist Weeping Redbud tree was discovered and developed by my friend Tim Brotzman of Brotzman's Nursery in Madison, Ohio. What a spectacular plant! Brotzman's is wholesale only, please…

Weeping redbuds will generally not grow much taller than the height to which they are staked. Learn about pruning and staking redbuds here.

I saw a mature Ruby Falls weeping redbud in Metamora, IL while visiting family. It must have been 6-7 feet tall! Quite a nice specimen out by the side of the road in a river rock drainage ditch. Cercis canadensis ‘Ruby Falls’ Weeping Redbud mature specimen, has been there for about 7 years Let's compare this one to the one in front of my house. Mine is supposed to be 4 years old or so, and it's only a little more than 3 feet tall at the moment. Very cool tree, I'm glad I got it. It also…

Weeping "Traveler" Redbud

If you're considering planting an Eastern Redbud tree, it's essential to weigh the pros and cons carefully. This short-lived ornamental tree showcases beautiful pink flowers that blossom in early spring, making it a favorite for home gardens. However, they can be susceptible to pests and require certain growing conditions to thrive. Understanding the benefits like stunning aesthetics along with challenges such as space requirements can help you determine if they're the right fit for your…

Small spaces in your garden can still pack a visual punch with these gorgeous dwarf weeping trees! Both Snow Fountains® Weeping Cheery and Ruby Falls Weeping Redbud are spring flowering trees, but their charm lasts all year round. Check out these charming trees in this week's video! Find it here over on our YouTube channel.

I'm giving the Cercis canadensis ‘Ruby Falls’ weeping redbud a try here in Zone 6a Noblesville, Indiana. Online I see a mix of 5-6 hardiness, and I haven't seen a review anywhere about Ruby Falls here in Indiana, so let's go for it! Ruby Falls is a mix from parents 'Covey' (weeping with green leaves) and 'Forest Pansy' (upright with maroon leaves), and I read that 'Covey' is thriving at the Chicago Botanical Gardens protected from wind, and even as far north as Wisconsin. Cercis canadensis…

Cercis canadensis 'Ruby Falls' Redbud is a gently weeping form of redbud that has beautiful vibrant purple flowers in spring with ruby red and burgundy leaves.

Golden Falls Weeping

The Weeping Redbud The Weeping Redbud is a gorgeous and fascinating tree — it’s a favorite. They are hardy in zones 5-8 and actually require a little cold weather to encourage budding. They …

Do you love redbuds? You’ll go wild for Lavender Twist® with its bright spring blooms, attractive foliage, and weeping form. Learn more on Gardener’s Path.

Ruby Falls weeping redbud

Nothing beats a tree that covers itself in flowers each year! A flowering tree can compliment your property and make your yard POP 💥 Here are some of our favorites! 💮

Beautiful rose-purple spring blooms highlight the unique weeping habit of this ornamental tree. The heart-shaped offer striking, variegated foliage through the summer. Makes an excellent specimen shrub for patios and beds.

Having some beautiful plants growing under the shade of trees is just a gardener’s dream, isn’t it? But, why just a dream when it can be a reality? In today’s article, I’ll help you find your way around balancing trees and plants together in the garden by taking you through a list of low-maintenance plants...

Dressing up plain areas under trees can be challenging. These options for planting under trees will solve issues of landscape boredom!

Your backyard is your private retreat. Enhance it by adding touches that make it special: a water feature, comfy seating, lovely plant beds, even just a hammock. Here is some inspiration.