Q: The top of my 'Forest Pansy' redbud tree is "weeping" at the top of the main trunk. Should I stake the very top of it to prevent the weeping? I planted it 2 years ago. A: Redbuds do that.

Weeping red bud ‘Lavender Twist’ is a nice specimen tree as well as ‘Snow Fountain’ cherry. Nootka cypress gets bigger about 15 foot range and is hardy here,” Natale said. Lavender Twist ...

With its distinctive weeping form and vibrant spring blooms, the lavender twist redbud can be a gorgeous focal point or companion plant in your garden. Learn more about this tree's unique beauty ...

In a moment of sheer extravagance, I purchased a dwarf redbud, Ruby Falls, and now have staked out a prominent place in the backyard for it to flower and flaunt its weeping branches. In a moment ...

Lavender TwistRedbud is an amazing plant and great asset to any garden or landscape. It is a uniquely weeping specimen that will add a “WOW” factor anywhere. With it’s four season appeal ...

A shorter variety, Oklahoma Redbud tree, Cercis reinformis “Oklahoma,” with pink flowers, will reach only 12 to 18 feet in height. A weeping cultivar, Lavender Twist Weeping Redbud ...

Burgundy Hearts,' a purple-leafed redbud, was noticed by nursery employees in eastern Oklahoma. 'Lavender Twist' (also known as 'Covey'), a weeping selection, was discovered at a home in Westfield ...

It's also a modest grower (only 6 to 8 feet at maturity). Its graceful weeping branches grow to the ground. Traveler Redbud: This dwarf weeping variety is similar in size and form to Ruby Falls ...

Forest Pansy has now given birth to two burgundy leafed children, including the weeping “Ruby Falls” and the shiny leafed “Merlot.” - Lavender Twist redbud (Cercis canadensis “Covey ...