

Introducing a breakthrough in ornamental trees—Cercis canadensis 'Hearts of Gold' is the first gold-foliaged redbud variety to hit the U.S. market. This stunning native selection transforms the spring landscape with a dazzling sequence of color. New leaves emerge in brilliant red, then mature to luminous gold that holds its brilliance even in full sun. In shaded areas, the foliage transitions to a rich green, creating a dynamic, multi-toned canopy.
The show begins in early spring, when tiny lavender-purple blossoms cloak bare branches—classic redbud flowers that signal winter's end. Summer brings burn-resistant golden foliage that brightens even the grayest days. Come autumn, the leaves shift to warm yellow tones before dropping to reveal the tree's elegant branching structure.
Vigorous and adaptable, 'Hearts of Gold' reaches 10 feet in its first five years, ultimately maturing at 15 feet tall by 18 feet wide. Its manageable size makes it ideal for hedges, privacy screens, or as a standalone specimen. As a U.S. native, it thrives with minimal fuss.
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