Redbud, Eastern Redbud Tree (Cercis Canadensis) 9cm Pot, Age 1 Year
Purchase a Eastern redbud tree sapling to grow as an ornamental plant in large pots or in the ground. You can also train them into bonsai. (Cercis Canadensis).
Please be aware that these trees are deciduous. In Autumn they will be losing their leaves and will have no foliage in winter.
The eastern redbud, is a large deciduous shrub or small tree, native to eastern North America from southern Michigan south to central Mexico, east to New Jersey. Species thrive as far west as California and as far north as southern Ontario, It is the state tree of Oklahoma.
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Tree characteristics
- Evergreen / Deciduous / Semi Deciduous: Deciduous
- Average Height for 9cm Pot, Age 1 Year: 15 - 30cm
- Where to keep in the UK: Outside
- Preferred Soil PH Level: 6 - 8
- Drought Tolerance: Bad Drought Tolerance
- Hardiness Zones: 6 - 9 (Check Your Zone Below)
- Soil Conditions: Well-drained, Moist
- Mature Height: 16 –52 ft
- Mature Width: 15 - 25 ft
- Placement: Full sun, Partial shade
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Native to: USA
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Our tree saplings in 9cm pots (1Year+)
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All trees in 9cm pots are at least a year old from seed. Germinated last year during spring and stratified the winter prior.
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Moved into their own 9cm pots after the first few weeks in seed trays.
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We continue to look after them for another year until the following spring to ensure their survival through their most vulnerable stage in life and on route to becoming established trees.
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All trees can be pot grown, ground grown or trained for bonsai.
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We recommend pot slipping the trees into much larger containers allowing the roots room, which will greatly increase their growth rate.
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Live plants delivery within the UK only
- All plants are sent 1st class Monday to Wednesday.
- Delivery costs are based on total weight.
- Any orders taken Wednesday afternoon onward will be sent the following Monday.
- This is to avoid live plants spending long periods in boxes over the weekend.
- You should receive your plants Wednesday to Friday.
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Hardiness Zones in the UK
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