Cercis siliquastrum Native Recognizable by its smooth

Recognizable by its smooth

but increasingly enjoyed as an ornamental tree due to its dark bark

more deeply incised leaves and slightly shorter final height

rounded to broadly columnar tree whose distinctively pale young foliage and dense crown make this an eye-catching variety late spring early summer

Cercis siliquastrum Native Recognizable by its smoothDeciduous. A curious native tree with upwardly wavy branches, producing rosy lilac flowers on bare stems in May, and offering pretty kidney shaped blue green foliage in summer. Turns yellow in autumn. The purple tinted seed pods are often conspicuous from July onwards. A deeply rooted species which is fairly well behaved in gardens.