Light pink flowers bloom in clusters along the branches before leaves emerge. This variety was discovered growing at a private residence in North Carolina.
Trail/Garden Location:
Art Trail, East Terrace
Garden Uses:
Hearts of Gold Redbud is a great choice for a specimen tree or in groupings. They like sunny conditions, but can benefit from shelter from the afternoon sun in the summer. Their golden leaf color is a great contrast to the greens of the summer garden. They like moist to average soil but can tolerate our rocky and clay soils in the Ozarks.
Wildlife Benefits:
Used as an early source of nectar for pollinators.
Leaf Type:
The characteristic heart-shaped leaves emerge as tiny orange or bronze hearts that mature to golden yellow.
