Forest Pansy Redbud Fragrant during the early years it

during the early years it looks almost like a bonsai bald cypress

elegant branching structure

The seed pods provide food for many birds as well

Daniel Dayton at the University of Illinois introduced Prairie Fire in 1982 as a happy accident from the PRI (Purdue-Rutgers-Illinois) disease-resistant apple breeding program [4]

and since they are an evergreen they provide year round coverage

Forest Pansy Redbud Fragrant during the early years itThe deep purple leaves are the defining feature of the Forest Pansy Redbud. From spring to fall this tree will add beautiful shades of purple and green foliage to your home or garden. This depth of color depends on the amount of sun that the leaves receive. In full sun the leaves will transition to a deep green with brighter green veins. In full shade, they will remain more purple with green veins. Like all redbud trees, the forest pansy has