His vision blurred for a moment as redbud intervened, and then he saw it.

The redbud was believed to be an effective ward.

The redbud had come and gone, its lovely violet flowering a memory.

The call has become a chorus that can be heard throughout the summer in the RedBud community.

Because of this, in these mountain areas the eastern redbud is sometimes known as the spicewood tree.

To die at eighteen, he thought, in such a spring, with the dogwood, the redbud, and the fragrant grass!

I stood up, walked to the window, and watched the wind whip the last of the beautiful pink flowers from the frail redbud.

"These little ones with the purply pink flowers are redbud.

Along the few small streams, most of them intermittent, were redbud, persimmon, and dogwood.

Within a week of the first appearance of the redbud, Coppertop came.

Legend has it that the Redbud is haunted by a friendly female ghost who favors strong perfume.

Like putting redbud and shadblow under the oaks in New York.

Over time, Redbud Woods became perceived as a buffer between the University and the surrounding community.

I love the deer, but they have eaten every shadbush, redbud and dogwood from the woods.

Parking is free at two locations within the park; however, the nearby Redbud Campground has an entrance fee.

Its leaves are more rounded at the tip than the relatively heart-shaped leaves of the eastern redbud.

Carolina silverbell and eastern redbud are important understory trees.

Analysis of nutritional components in edible parts of eastern redbud reported that:

In what some may regard as heresy, I replaced an old lilac on the side of the house with this stunning redbud cultivar.

None of these attributes were noticeable in my Chinese redbud because I failed to plant it in full sun.

Forget the roses and yews, redbud and clematis.

Possible trees to be grown here include redbud, sweetgum and loblolly pine.

In 1995 a mass planting of 150 redbuds marked the first annual Redbud Festival.

To that end, the citizens remake Redbud into a perfect Norman Rockwell-style town.

Proposals for new parking lots have generally draw protests from neighbors as indicated by the Redbud Woods controversy in 2005.

Botanists have had a hard time classifying Cercis.

There are six species of cercis from temperate regions of the northern hemisphere.

All cercis need sun-baked positions to flower well and they also enjoy well-drained soil.

Cercis are best planted young.

I planted three different kinds seven years ago, when redbuds (Cercis) were still fairly rare at nurseries.

The larvae feed on Cercis canadensis.

Another clan that is slowly gaining popularity is the redbud (Cercis), also a native tree of relatively modest size.

Cercis (redbud)

The cercis normally grown for abundant flower is C. siliquastrum, a tree from the eastern Mediterranean.

Hardiness is not a problem with Cercis canadensis, as this species comes from areas where winters are cold and, conversely, summers are hot.

Cercis (redbuds)

Cercis canadensis var.

Cercis occidentalis, the western redbud or California redbud (syn.

Eastern redbud (Cercis canadensis) is a favorite of Mr. Lough's.

Cercis glabra - Yunnan redbud (China)

Cercis mexicana - Mexican redbud (Mexico)

Cercis occidentalis - western redbud (Western United States)

The related western redbud, Cercis occidentalis, ranges from California east to Utah primarily in foothill regions.

Cercis occidentalis has thin, shiny brown branches that bear shiny heart-shaped leaves which are light green early in the season and darken as they age.

Val Bourne shows you how to grow Cercis canadensis, or 'Lavender Twist'

Jepson Manual Treatment - Cercis occidentalis (western redbud)

Cercis occidentalis is cultivated as an ornamental plant and tree, for planting in parks and gardens, and as a street tree.

Mr. Fidelo planted a small Eastern redbud tree, Cercis canadensis, on the north side of the garden, where it would not shade other plantings.

The menu at Cercis Murat Konağı is simply spectacular, featuring dishes that are as delectable to taste as they are gorgeous to behold.

Cercis species are used as food plants by the larvae of some Lepidoptera species including Mouse Moth (recorded on Eastern Redbud).

There are six species of cercis from temperate regions of the northern hemisphere.

All cercis need sun-baked positions to flower well and they also enjoy well-drained soil.

I planted three different kinds seven years ago, when redbuds (Cercis) were still fairly rare at nurseries.

The cercis normally grown for abundant flower is C. siliquastrum, a tree from the eastern Mediterranean.

Another clan that is slowly gaining popularity is the redbud (Cercis), also a native tree of relatively modest size.

Hardiness is not a problem with Cercis canadensis, as this species comes from areas where winters are cold and, conversely, summers are hot.

Eastern redbud (Cercis canadensis) is a favorite of Mr. Lough's.

This is when the redbud (Cercis canadensis) blooms in the same mountains and on the edge of the forest in Landenberg, and it, too, has made its way into the garden.

It has two main groups of populations in the USA: the first is found along the Atlantic Coast and uses various hollies (Ilex) as host plants; and the second is found mainly in the north and the Appalachians where they use Redbud (Cercis canadensis) as a host plant.