V I O L A 57 Cercis ‘Hearts of Gold’ • ThefirstgoldenfoliagedredbudfortheU.S.market. • The golden heart-shaped leaves are one of the most distinct on the market. • Lavender purple blooms in early spring. • Perfect for smaller sized yards. • Tight compact rounded habit, 12’ x 15’. • Deciduous with good fall color. • USDA zone 5. (-20°F or -28°C). Uses: Garden specimen, landscape planting. 58 Cercis ‘Ace of Hearts’ • Unique layers of ‘Ace of Spades’ leaves make this tree very distinct. • Pink bloomsinearlyspring. • Perfect for smaller sized yards. • Tight compact rounded habit, 12’ x 15’. • USDA zone 5. (-20°F or -28°C). Uses: Garden specimens, large containers, landscape planting. 59 Cercis ‘Little Woody’ • Oneofthesmallest&mostdistinctiveredbuds introduced. • Compact and slightly ruffled green leaves, with colorful tints on the new growth. • Clusters of pink-violet sweet pea like blooms borne on the bare stems in early spring. • Compact vase shaped habit, 10’ x 8’. The perfect tree for smaller sized yards. • USDA Zone 5. (-20°F or -28°C). Uses: Garden specimen, landscape plantings.
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60 Cercis ‘Merlot’ • Deciduous, largeheartshapedfoliageemergesabeautiful darkpurple. • The Cercis texensis parentage adds considerably more heat and drought tolerance to this variety. • Pink flowers in early spring. • Perfect for smaller sized yards.
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• Semi-upright vase shaped habit, 12’ x 15’. • Outstanding glossy dark purple foliage. • USDA zone 6. (-10°F or -23°C). Uses: Garden specimen, landscape planting, 61 Cercis ‘Ruby Falls’
• Only purple leaf weeping Cercis. • Large heart shaped purple foliage. • Perfect for smaller sized yards. • Elegant weeping habit, 6’ x 4’. • Attractive reddish-purple flowers in early spring. • USDA zone 5b. (-15°F or -26°C). Uses: garden specimen, landscapes, street tree. 62 Cercis ‘Whitewater’ • Uniqueweepinghabit. • Pure white new foliage , matures to green-white variegation. • Elegant weeping habit, 6' x 4'. • Attractive dark rose-purple sweet pea like blooms in early spring. • Outstanding glossy dark purple foliage. • USDA zone 6. (-10°F or -23°C). Uses: Garden specimen, landscape planting.
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