The redbud, native to Texas, provides year-round interest with blooms, leaves, and seed pods. Mason Trinca/Special to The Chronicle This part of Texas tends to be spoiled with blossoms year-round.

Eastern redbud trees grow wider than they are tall, so they need plenty of room to spread. Andrew does offer one other caution: “They do produce seed pods, if messes are a concern.” ...

The redbud’s Latin name, Cercis, is equally pedestrian: it is taken from the Greek kerkis which means “a weaver’s shuttle” and refers to the shape of the tree’s seed pods.

Redbuds produce clusters of seed pods in late summer that can persist on the tree. Plant Medic columnist Ricky Kemery recommends removing them before they fall to help prevent seedlings ...

Each of the 2-4 inch long pods contain 4-12 flat, elliptical brown to black kidney-shaped seeds. There are many cultivars available, just double check cold hardiness.

Seed pods from this popular tree can be toxic, veterinarians warn by: Shaul Turner. Posted: May 2, 2024 / 11:54 AM EDT. Updated: May 2, 2024 / 11:55 AM EDT. by: Shaul Turner.

My landscaper is recommending a redbud tree in the planter attached to my pool. I asked him if that’s a good tree to plant so close to the pool.

Seed pods from this popular tree can be toxic, veterinarians warn by: Shaul Turner. Posted: May 1, 2024 / 04:50 PM CDT. Updated: May 1, 2024 / 04:50 PM CDT.

The redbud is in the broad legume family and, as such, its fruit is a small pea-pod, approximately three inches long, which is flat with a very thin skin. Redbud trees, which grow 20 to 30 feet tall, ...

Those who give blood at any donor center on March 9 to March 10 will get a free Redbud seedling. Sun, 22 Dec 2024 09:59:48 GMT (1734861588919) Story Infinite Scroll ...

However, when we need faster, more uniform germination we can speed them along by holding their seeds in a pair of pliers while we file through the red seed coat with a small, 3-cornered file.