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Avondale Redbud - 5 Gallon
SKU:
2094410
UPC:
014949235256
$99.99
- Explosive early-spring bloom—dark rose‑purple flowers densely cover bare stems for a dramatic display.
- Compact, small‑scale tree maturing around 10–12 ft. tall and wide—ideal for patios and tight garden spaces.
- Glossy, heart‑shaped foliage follows the bloom and turns warm yellow in fall.
- Easy-care and container‑friendly; thrives in full sun to partial sun with well‑drained soil.
Avondale Redbud (Cercis chinensis ‘Avondale’) is a profuse‑flowering, small ornamental that delivers a breathtaking spring show: dark rose‑purple blossoms blanket every branch before leaves emerge. As blooms fade, glossy, green, heart‑shaped foliage fills the rounded canopy, then shifts to golden tones in autumn. Naturally compact and well‑branched, this redbud slips into courtyards, entry beds, and large containers, attracting pollinators while asking little in return—just sun, drainage, and consistent moisture during establishment.
Plant Description
Upright, rounded Chinese redbud with sturdy branching and an abundance of clustered flowers borne directly on the stems (cauliflory) before leaf‑out.
Flowers
Dense clusters of dark rose‑purple, pea‑like blooms engulf twigs and branches in early spring, creating a vivid, weeks‑long display.
Foliage
Large, glossy, heart‑shaped leaves emerge after flowering; fresh green through summer and developing warm yellow fall color.
Sun Requirements
Full sun to partial sun; in hotter summer regions, provide light afternoon shade for best performance.
Watering Needs
Water when the top 3 inches of soil are dry during establishment; once established, provide deep, periodic watering to support flowering and summer vigor.
Soil Requirements
Prefers deep, light, well‑drained soil. Incorporate organic matter at planting and avoid sites with chronic waterlogging.
Growth & Size
Moderate growth; typically reaches about 10–12 ft. tall and 10–12 ft. wide at maturity with a naturally rounded outline.
Special Features
Easy‑care; attracts pollinators; notable fall color; tolerant of black walnut sites; well‑suited to small gardens and patio containers.
Landscape Uses
Excellent as a spring specimen near entries and patios, in border corners, raised planters, and large containers where the bloom can be enjoyed up close.
Care Instructions
Feed lightly in early spring. Water deeply and regularly the first season to establish a robust root system; reduce frequency thereafter. Prune only after flowering if shaping is needed.
Container Use
Compact proportions and spectacular bloom make it a standout for large, well‑drained containers; ensure consistent moisture and winter protection for the root zone in colder climates.
- Explosive early-spring bloom—dark rose‑purple flowers densely cover bare stems for a dramatic display.
- Compact, small‑scale tree maturing around 10–12 ft. tall and wide—ideal for patios and tight garden spaces.
- Glossy, heart‑shaped foliage follows the bloom and turns warm yellow in fall.
- Easy-care and container‑friendly; thrives in full sun to partial sun with well‑drained soil.
Avondale Redbud (Cercis chinensis ‘Avondale’) is a profuse‑flowering, small ornamental that delivers a breathtaking spring show: dark rose‑purple blossoms blanket every branch before leaves emerge. As blooms fade, glossy, green, heart‑shaped foliage fills the rounded canopy, then shifts to golden tones in autumn. Naturally compact and well‑branched, this redbud slips into courtyards, entry beds, and large containers, attracting pollinators while asking little in return—just sun, drainage, and consistent moisture during establishment.
Plant Description
Upright, rounded Chinese redbud with sturdy branching and an abundance of clustered flowers borne directly on the stems (cauliflory) before leaf‑out.
Flowers
Dense clusters of dark rose‑purple, pea‑like blooms engulf twigs and branches in early spring, creating a vivid, weeks‑long display.
Foliage
Large, glossy, heart‑shaped leaves emerge after flowering; fresh green through summer and developing warm yellow fall color.
Sun Requirements
Full sun to partial sun; in hotter summer regions, provide light afternoon shade for best performance.
Watering Needs
Water when the top 3 inches of soil are dry during establishment; once established, provide deep, periodic watering to support flowering and summer vigor.
Soil Requirements
Prefers deep, light, well‑drained soil. Incorporate organic matter at planting and avoid sites with chronic waterlogging.
Growth & Size
Moderate growth; typically reaches about 10–12 ft. tall and 10–12 ft. wide at maturity with a naturally rounded outline.
Special Features
Easy‑care; attracts pollinators; notable fall color; tolerant of black walnut sites; well‑suited to small gardens and patio containers.
Landscape Uses
Excellent as a spring specimen near entries and patios, in border corners, raised planters, and large containers where the bloom can be enjoyed up close.
Care Instructions
Feed lightly in early spring. Water deeply and regularly the first season to establish a robust root system; reduce frequency thereafter. Prune only after flowering if shaping is needed.
Container Use
Compact proportions and spectacular bloom make it a standout for large, well‑drained containers; ensure consistent moisture and winter protection for the root zone in colder climates.
