Grow one of the most unique trees available with the Perfect Plants Forest Pansy Redbud Tree. While featuring a beautiful purple colored leaf, as well as gorgeous pink blooms, Forest Pansy Redbud Trees will catch the attention of anyone who happens to pass by your lawn. So don't miss out; get your Forest Pansy Redbud Tree today!

• The purple flowering tree is a fully leaved cultivar of the Missouri-native redbud tree. It is a small, deciduous tree featuring a spreading, flat-to-rounded crown, and can eventually grow to 20-30 feet high.
• The Forest pansy redbud trees clusters of tiny, rosy purple pea-like pink flowers grow profusely on the branches and mature trunks of the planted tree for 2-3 weeks in the early spring growing season. Then the heart shaped leaves and foliage emerges. The blooms are a more intense rose-purple than common eastern redbud.
• The new foliage on this small to medium sized tree emerges red-purple, eventually fading to a purplish-green later in the season. The flowering trees purple leaves turn pale yellow to greenish-yellow in fall, providing nearly year round interest with mesmerizing fall color.
• This landscaping tree prefers well drained soil but can thrive in a variety of soil types. It grows best in full sun to part shade and requires a lot of watering the first year to establish a strong root system.
• Forest pansy redbud tree problems include a few pests and diseases. Verticillium wilt is a fungal disease that sometimes attacks and kills purple redbud trees. An annual application of slow release fertilizer should help protect against any diseases or problems.
• We ship these Cercis canadensis forest pansy trees rooted in soil in their pots. We do not ship them bare root to give them the best chance at flourishing. If you are looking where to buy the Forest Pansy redbud then look no further! These trees grow across the United States in USDA growing zones 5-9.
• Forest Pansy Redbud trees are great small trees to put in your naturalized landscape where you dont have the most room because they dont take up too much space.
• Best grown in USDA Hardiness Zones 5-9