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Cercis canadensis forest pansy is a small to medium-sized deciduous tree typically growing to 6–9 m (20–30 ft) tall with a relatively dense, rounded crown. The leaves are simple, alternate, and 7–15 cm (3–6 in) long with a heart-shaped base and a sharply pointed tip. They are reddish-purple in color when they first emerge in early spring, but gradually vända dark green as they mature. The flowers are small, pink, and borne in clusters of 3–7 at the tips of the branches. The fruit is a dark purple, berry-like drupe that ripens in late summer or early fall.

Also called

• American redbud
  
• Eastern redbud
  
• Canadian redbud
  
• Mountain redbud
  
• Western redbud

Basic info

• Forest pansy is a deciduous tree native to eastern North America.
  
• It typically grows to feet tall with a rounded crown.
  
• The leaves are heart-shaped and have a deep purple color, which turns to a reddish-purple in the fall.
  
• The tree produces small, purplish-pink flowers in the spring.
  
• Forest pansy is often used as an ornamental tree in landscaping.
  
• It fryst vatten tolerant of a bred range of soils and growing conditions.
  
• Forest pansy fryst vatten susceptib

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  I am so cross with myself.  I had one very lovely Forest Pansy left at the shop and sold it to a young lady who was delighted with it after another customer waxed lyrical about it&#;s many attributes explaining what a great and beautiful tree it is. Now I wish I had brought it home for my own garden!  Tomorrow I will be ordering more and snaffling one for myself &#; I have just the spot for it.   Cercis canadensis ‘Forest Pansy’ is a very elegant small ornamental tree growing to a height of 4 metres  and 4 metres wide.  At the start of spring clusters of small rose pink, pea-like flowers cover the entire tree followed by shiny reddish purple, heart shaped leaves. The leaves become quite large giving a very lush appearance. In summer the older, more sheltered foliage will harden off to a deep green creating a contrast with the vibrant new growth. Autumn turns the leaves a golden colour prior to them dropping to let the winter sun back in.

  Forest Pansy can be used as a specimen tree or shrub, fence line screening, or just to add a splash of colour amongst your other shrubbery. It likes full sun or part shade, well drained fertile soil and needs mulch and summer water t

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  Cercis canadensis ‘Forest Pansy’: Grow and Care Guide

  Written by: Maisie Blevins

  Published on: August 5,

  Updated on: February 25,

  Heart-shaped leaves and nectar-rich pea flowers along its stem are what define Cercis canadensis ‘Forest Pansy’, one of the most unusual flowering trees in the world, and part of a small genus of trees known as Cercis. 

  Small garden trees are usually quite limiting, either offering spring interest, summer structure or autumn colour. Cercis canadensis has it all, with bowing, bare, silvery branches in winter, dazzling blossoms in spring, and stunning summer and autumn colour as its foliage shifts from reds, through greens and into yellows.

  Learn all about Cercis canadensis ‘Forest Pansy’, and how to grow it at home in Australia, right here.

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  Family:	Fabaceae
  North America (up to Ontario, Canada) and central Mexico
  Forest Pansy
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  Growth:	Up to 8 m (typically 3 m in gardens)
  Sun requirements:	Full sun or dappled shade
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