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Judas Tree, also known as Cercis siliquastrum, is a delightful, small tree, which is well known for its beautiful spring display and kidney-shaped leaves.
Judas Tree is an ancient species and a prominent feature of the Mediterranean landscape.
Judas Tree’s deep pink to magenta flowers bloom directly from the branches and trunk in spring - a phenomenon known as cauliflory.
These vivid blooms create a striking contrast against the bare wood, making Cercis siliquastrum a spectacular sight in any space.
The kidney-shaped leaves appear late on this spectacular flowering tree, after the startling clusters of pea-shaped blooms which can smother the tree and burst from the new, young shoots.
The leaves start as a lovely bronzed colour, before maturing to a rich green. In autumn, the leaves often turn to a deep yellow. Judas Tree also develops decorative, elongated seed pods that persist into winter, which add yet another layer of texture to the garden.
Judas Tree grows to about 5 metres in height with a spread of around 4 metres over 20 years. This spread makes it an excellent choice for smaller spaces, or as a specimen tree in larger landscapes.
It thrives in well-drained, moderately fertile soil. Cercis siliquastrum does best in a position that receives full sun to partial shade. It will begin to flower in April and, providing it gets enough sun, can look just as stunning as it would do in the Mediterranean.
Fully hardy, Judas Tree is well-suited to the UK climate and requires minimal maintenance once established.
It is said to be the tree from which Judas Iscariot hanged himself after betraying Christ.
Whether planted as a focal point in your space, or as part of a mixed border, Judas Tree's beautiful spring blooms and stunning foliage make it a perfect addition to any landscape.
Add a splash of vibrant colour to you garden with this unusual tree. Order today and enjoy its unique features.
Common Name: Judas Tree
Latin Name: Cercis siliquastrum
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