A 3-year-old, 5-foot redbud growing in a tight spot between a deck and boulder hasn't bloomed because it's too young. Redbuds typically flower at 4-7 years old, when they've accumulated enough stored carbohydrates to support reproduction.
If you move it, do so in early spring or fall. Dig a wide root ball. Expect a year of recovery before blooming. Alternatively, buy a blooming-size tree from a nursery for immediate flowers.
Redbuds prefer full sun to part shade and well-drained soil. The current location may restrict root growth, delaying maturity. A better site could accelerate flowering.
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