Judas Tree Seeds (Cercis siliquastrum) Eastern Redbud Seeds Homegrown Beautiful

In fact, there’s a secret about the Eastern Redbud tree that is a definite “pro.” It actually attracts butterflies to your yard! So, while you’re basking in new growth, you redbud trees will provide an attraction for some fluttery-lovelies as well. An Eastern Redbud secret garden is beneficial as it attracts butterflies, bees, beetles, and moths, which help pollinate plants. These insects are important as they help produce the vegetables and fruits individuals consume. The inner bark of a Redbud tree can be used as medicine for treating colds, sore throats, and skin infections. Wood from Redbud trees is soft and light-colored, making it ideal for furniture carving or making. Many homeowners and gardeners love Redbud trees as they add beauty and color to any garden. These trees produce purple, white, or pink flowers in the spring and are sure to capture the attention of passersby or visitors. Redbud trees are a sight to behold as they have sturdy trunks and heart-shaped leaves that come in various colors. When planted in your yard, these trees make a lovely addition as they contribute to the visual appeal of your property. Compared to other trees, Redbud trees fall more on the smaller side, but this gives them an advantage over other larger trees. For instance, a Redbud tree is the perfect option if you have a small garden but have always wanted to plant a tree in it. Also, if your yard is under a power line, you can still fulfill your dream of planting a tree in it with a Redbud tree. The small size of a Redbud tree makes it perfect for all locations. Once they’re older, Redbud trees can last a while without you having to water them. This greatly benefits individuals suffering from water shortages or living in dry climates as your Redbud tree will survive the drought and ensure your yard is not completely naked. Redbud trees also have a dormant period each year,7 which adds to their ability to survive drought. They normally grow in the summer and spring and go dormant in the winter. Redbud trees are low-maintenance trees. They can survive in nearly all living conditions and climates that do not drop below freezing. When you plant an Eastern Redbud secret garden, you do not have to worry about the type of soil you are planting the tree, the nutrient level, or the soil’s pH level. This is because Redbud trees can adapt well to the soil conditions in your garden, whatever they are. Redbud trees can also thrive in shady and sunny conditions, so you plant them anywhere in your garden. Judas Tree Seeds (Cercis siliquastrum) Mediterranean Redbud The Judas Trees name is Derived from the Belief that Judas Iscariot Hanged Himself from this Tree Species after he Betrayed Jesus. (It has Other Common Names with More Cheerful Connotations Including the Love Tree and the Mediterranean Redbud.) The Flowers of the Judas Tree Grow on the Trunk & Limbs to Develop into Flattened, Purple-Tinted, Peapod-Like Structures that Persist into Late Summer. The Judas Tree Grows up to 15-25 Foot Tall, and Wide. Easily grown in average, medium moisture, well-drained soils in full sun to part shade. Plants perform best in moderately fertile soils with regular and consistent moisture. Avoid wet or poorly drained soils. Since this tree does not transplant well, it should be planted when young and left undisturbed. Zones 4-9 Judas Tree Germination: 1) Rub seeds with rough grit sandpaper to scarify. Soak in Very Hot water for 24hrs. 2) Cold stratify by placing seeds in a zip lock bag filled with moist peat moss or vermiculite for 60 days. Leave 1 inch of the corner open for air circulation. Periodically check to ensure they don’t dry out. Mist with a spray bottle as to not over wet them. 3) Plant seeds in a well draining seed starting mix. Plant near a window with filtered light, or use a grow lamp. Do not expose to full sun. 4) Use a heated propagator mat to keep the soil at 75 degrees. 5) Expect germination within 2-3 weeks. Germinación del árbol de Judas: 1) Frote las semillas con papel de lija de grano grueso para escarificarlas. Remójelas en agua muy caliente durante 24 horas. 2) Estratifique en frío colocando las semillas en una bolsa con cierre hermético llena de turba húmeda o vermiculita durante 60 días. Deje 1 pulgada de la esquina abierta para que circule el aire. Revíselas periódicamente para asegurarse de que no se sequen. Rocíe con una botella rociadora para no mojarlas demasiado. 3) Plante las semillas en una mezcla de semillas que drene bien. Plante cerca de una ventana con luz filtrada o use una lámpara de cultivo. No exponga a pleno sol. 4) Use una estera de propagación calentada para mantener la tierra a 75 grados. 5) Espere la germinación dentro de 2 a 3 semanas. Home grown and absolutely beautiful year after year! A must have for all yards. Seeds dunked in water and tested for proper sinking healthy density and weight. No floaters = great growing success! Pack of 20 seeds