I collected some redbud seeds from a tree in a neighbor's yard. I'd like to try to grow one. Is there anything special I need to do? Actually, getting redbud to germinate isn't all that hard.

Eastern redbud trees grow wider than they are tall, so they need plenty of room to spread. Andrew does offer one other caution: “They do produce seed pods, if messes are a concern.” ...

Eastern Redbud trees are easy to grow and adaptable to both moist and ... as the tree expands and sheds bits of bark. Narrow seed pods, 2½ to 3¼ inches long, with pointed ends containing several ...

One in an occasional series of guides on growing popular ... years and is a redbud for small gardens. It does not set the redbud’s distinctive (and perhaps undesirable) seed pods and is also ...

Redbuds provide year-round interest with blooms, leaves and seed pods ... canopy cannot. Eastern redbud (Cercis canadensis) is native as far west as East Texas. Trees grow up to 40 feet tall.

the Western redbud’s “autumn display of yellow turning to red and brown rival that of some eastern hardwoods.” This plant sets its fruit in the form of thin dry seed pods in autumn.

Backyard gardeners are getting excited to plant warm season ... yellow in the fall. Eastern redbud is in the Fabaceae (legume) family, so the fruits are brown to black pods typical of that family.

As Arbor Day approaches, I thought I'd feature one of my favorite small trees, the eastern redbud ... small pods. When ripe, each pod will contain four to 10 hard, brown, bean-like seeds.

Eastern redbud seeds that are dropped in the wild usually remain dormant for several years before beginning to grow.

the Western redbud’s “autumn display of yellow turning to red and brown rival that of some eastern hardwoods.” This plant sets its fruit in the form of thin dry seed pods in autumn.