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MERLOT REDBUD
Cercis x
'Merlot'
PP22297 Plant propagation prohibited
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15 gallon Potted - 6-8 ft tall
(SKU: 16540)
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List Price $350.00 Per Plant In Stock
7 gallon Potted - 4-5 ft tall
(SKU: 6577)
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List Price $250.00 Per Plant
7 gallon Potted - 4-5 ft tall
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Root Pouch 5 gallon - 4-5 ft tall
(SKU: 9970)
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Grown in Root Pouch®.
List Price $175.00 Per Plant
Root Pouch 5 gallon - 5-6 ft tall
(SKU: 10813)
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Grown in Root Pouch®.
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Root Pouch 5 gallon - 3-4 ft tall
(SKU: 11374)
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Grown in Root Pouch®.
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Hardiness Zone: 6-9 · Mature Height: 12-15 Feet · Mature Spread: 12-15 Feet
Buy Merlot Redbud online. Is a deciduous tree that sports large rounded glossy dark purple leaves; its tight dense habit make it perfect for smaller yards. Strong, bright pink sweetpea-like blooms are borne on the bare stems in early spring.
Family: Fabaceae · Common Name: Redbud
Redbud is a fascinating genus of small trees with several species and many varieties and cultivars. Native to the eastern and southern US, Redbuds are scattered throughout the countryside’s and are one of the first trees to flower in early spring, along with Dogwoods. Redbuds require well draining soil even to the point of being rocky. If planted in wet or poorly draining soils the trees will decline in health rather quickly. Best planted high and dry!
FREE with every plant purchased:
- The Sooner Guarantee: For details, click here!
- A pre-applied, pre-measured amount of time release fertilizer that keeps your plant well nourished for up to one year.
- Pre-hydrated Hydro-Gels are included in the top of each container to use when planting as they help retain soil moisture, and plants will establish more quickly with less transplant shock. Plants will also survive drought-like conditions and accidental missed waterings better.
- Planting and Care Instruction brochure.
- Catalogs of new and exciting plant brands, such as Garden Debut® and Proven Winners®.
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MERLOT REDBUD Plant Characteristics
Bark Type*
| • | Rough |
Brand*
| • | PlantHaven |
Cultural Information*
| • | Leaf Scorch - Moderate Resistance |
| • | Leaf Spot - Low Resistance |
| • | Powdery Mildew - High Resistance |
| • | Root Rot - High Resistance |
Growth Rate*
| • | Fast |
Leaf Type*
| • | Deciduous/Herbaceous |
Plant Type*
| • | Tree |
Season of Interest*
| • | Early Spring |
| • | Fall |
| • | Late Spring/Early Summer |
| • | Late Summer/Early Autumn |
| • | Spring |
| • | Spring Flowering |
| • | Summer |
1 review(s) for MERLOT REDBUD
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MERLOT REDBUD Homeowner Growing & Maintenance Tips
Cercis is very easy to grow and adapts to most conditions. Feed once a year with a slow release fertilizer.
Interesting Notes About MERLOT REDBUD
For more interesting facts about Redbud Trees click here
Joan - Aug 28, 2015
California (Hardiness Zone: 8)
This is a lovely tree and perfect for a relatively small space. Ours is in its 2nd year and is really developing its branches and leafy canopy. Its first bloom this past winter wasn't huge but I'm sure it will be this coming winter! It's so pretty that our neighbors got one, too.