Low-Maintenance Flowering Tree for CaliforniaWhy Eastern Redbud Trees?It’s one of the first harbingers of spring: The Eastern Redbud Tree’s delicate blossoms…rosy pink flowers that burst forth in a rich visual show. These low-maintenance blooms set the Eastern Redbud apart, along with its unique branching and dividing trunk.Even better? The Eastern Redbud Tree is easy to maintain. Curated to grow in an array of different soil types, from acidic to clay, this no-hassle variety is perfect for both master gardeners and novices alike because its synonymous with no-nonsense, straight-forward care.Why Fast-Growing-Trees.com is BetterThe best benefit of the Eastern Redbud Tree, however, is its proven consistency in size and shape. Because it’s grafted and grown from cuttings of premier mother stock, it’s a guaranteed performer. When you order our Eastern Redbud Tree for your Golden State landscape, you can be certain of its reliability, shape and structure, no matter where you plant it.Grown in California, nurtured by certified horticulturists and meticulously monitored for best results, all with its roots and beauty intact. The Eastern Redbud Tree is ready to grow (and grow well) when it arrives to your door. Elevate your California landscape with the Eastern Redbud Tree today, before it’s gone!Planting & CarePlanting Instructions: Growing throughout valleys and ravines, painting the springtime landscape pink, the Eastern Redbud Tree is a must. Though it’s the state tree of Oklahoma, this particular variety was grown in California to perform well in California. Here are a few planting tips to keep in mind:Choose a location with full sun to partial shade (meaning 4 to 8 hours of sunlight per day). And the tree is not picky when it comes to soil but does perform best in a well-drained location.From there, dig a hole that’s at least two to three times the size of your tree’s root ball. After placing your Eastern Redbud, back fill the soil, tamp down to ensure air pockets are eliminated, and water your newly-planted tree.Watering: The Eastern Redbud Tree does tolerate moderate dry spells, but if you’ve planted yours in full sun, it should be watered regularly. A layer of mulch should also be added to the soil to ensure it stays cooler and evenly moist during summer months.Fertilizing: During spring, you can apply compost or a complete fertilizer, such as 5-10-5. Spread the fertilizer evenly according to label instructions for best results.Pruning: Prune your Eastern Redbud Tree as needed to remove weak portions, dead or diseased limbs. It’s best to prune your tree right after it has flowered or during late fall, when the tree is dormant.
