3 Eastern Redbud Trees – 18 to 24″ Hardy Bare Root Flowering Trees

Enhance your landscape with the 3 Eastern Redbud Trees, a beautiful and fast-growing flowering tree known for its stunning pink and purple blossoms. These bare root trees, measuring 18-24 inches tall, are easy to plant and thrive in zones 4-9, making them a versatile choice for many climates. The Eastern Redbud tree blooms in early spring, adding a vibrant splash of color to your garden before most trees begin to leaf out.

These hardy trees grow 20-30 feet tall with a spreading canopy of up to 33 feet, providing year-round beauty. In addition to their eye-catching flowers, the heart-shaped leaves emerge a reddish hue before transitioning to green in summer and golden yellow in fall. The Eastern Redbud tree can be planted in full sun to partial shade and prefers moist, well-drained soil.

Each order includes three bare root Eastern Redbud trees, carefully packaged and shipped dormant, ready for planting. Ideal for gardens, parks, and landscape designs, these trees make a perfect gift for plant lovers and gardening enthusiasts.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Vibrant Spring Blooms – Produces stunning pink-purple flowers before foliage appears.
• Hardy and Fast-Growing – Thrives in zones 4-9, reaching 20-30 feet tall with a broad spread.
• Seasonal Interest – Heart-shaped leaves turn golden yellow in fall.
• Easy to Plant & Maintain – Arrives as bare roots, ready for quick and successful growth.
• Perfect for Landscaping – Enhances gardens, walkways, parks, and yards with color and shade.

FAQs:

Q: How long does it take for an Eastern Redbud tree to bloom? A: Typically, Eastern Redbuds bloom within 2-3 years after planting. In early spring, they produce clusters of pink-purple flowers before leaves appear.

Q: What type of soil is best for planting these trees? A: Eastern Redbuds thrive in moist, well-drained soil but are adaptable to various soil types, including clay and sandy soils.

Q: Do I need to prune my Eastern Redbud tree? A: Pruning is optional but recommended to shape the tree and remove any dead or weak branches. Best done in late winter or early spring.

Q: Can these trees grow in containers? A: While possible, Eastern Redbuds prefer being planted in the ground due to their expansive root system and eventual large size.

Q: When is the best time to plant Eastern Redbud bare roots? A: The best time to plant bare root trees is in early spring or fall, ensuring they establish strong roots before extreme weather.