FREE: *~*~*~RARE!!~*~*~ 5 "FOREST PANSY" Redbud Tree Seeds!!~*~*~*VERY Limited Amount Available!!~*~*WOW!!

The listing, *~*~*~RARE!!~*~*~ 5 "FOREST PANSY" Redbud Tree Seeds!!~*~*~*VERY Limited Amount Available!!~*~*WOW!! has ended.

THIS IS A VERY SPECIAL AUCTION! THE FOREST PANSY IS A VERY EXPENSIVE SPECIALTY TREE, NOT A REGULAR REDBUD!

THE FOREST PANSY TREE DOES NOT GIVE OUT ABUNDANT SEED PODS LIKE A REGULAR REDBUD.

I managed to collect the ONLY 15 pods on the tree!!! There are less seeds in each pod, as well.

I have a friend who works in a huge garden and let me go to work with him and take my pick of seeds. i have also taken the seeds out of the pods to be sure that you GET 5 QUALITY seeds!

Forest Pansy Redbud is unique with its intensely colored reddish-purple heart-shaped leaves in the spring that become a deep reddish green in the summer. The flowers (which precede the leaves) have a darker rose-purple color than the straight species, as one would expect from a plant with so much pigmentation. A highly desirable spring flowering tree. Forest Pansy is a rainbow of colors all season long. They are deciduous medium-sized trees. Growing up to 25 feet in height and almost as wide, Forest Pansy has a rounded well-balanced shape and moderate growth habit. Forest pansy flowers BEFORE it leafs out in the spring and pink blossoms cover branch tips and stems. After flowering, forest pansy's singular purple leaves unfurl, making the tree a focal point in the garden. Forest pansy has a naturally rounded shape and does not require any pruning. In general, the Forest Pansy does well when allowed to settle into informal woodland setting with minimal shaping or cutting. The deep-red leaves contrast well against background foliage and brighten up shady corners of the garden. Although redbuds tolerate full sun, Forest Pansy keeps its color best SHADED from hot drying afternoon sun. Locate the tree under the canopy of taller trees or on an East-facing side of your garden. Forest Pansy tolerates different soil types but prefers well draining loamy mixes. Plant your tree before it leafs out in spring after any danger of frost has past.
Hardiness Zone: 6-9