Judas Tree | Cercis siliquastrum Malus domestica 'Spartan' The appearance of the fruit

The appearance of the fruit is preceded by glorious pink

Plant in well-drained soil in full sun

flowering occurs from before the onset of winter through the springtime season

this often occurs after the second or third season

underplanting roses and shrubs

Judas Tree | Cercis siliquastrum Malus domestica 'Spartan' The appearance of the fruitOne of the earliest trees to flower in spring, Cercis bursts into colour in April and keeps its large clusters of spectacular bright pink blooms right throughout May. The flowers are said to look like hummingbirds, with showy blooms tapering off into long, thin beak like stems They're set amongst bright green, heart shaped foliage that turns a gorgeous range of golden yellow and bronze tones in the autumn Cercis are fully hardy trees, happy in both