Facebook
  • Cercis chinensis/Chinese redbud seeds 1kg
  • Cercis chinensis/Chinese redbud seeds 1kg
  • Cercis chinensis/Chinese redbud seeds 1kg
  • Cercis chinensis/Chinese redbud seeds 1kg
  • Cercis chinensis/Chinese redbud seeds 1kg
  • Cercis chinensis/Chinese redbud seeds 1kg
  • Cercis chinensis/Chinese redbud seeds 1kg
  • Cercis chinensis/Chinese redbud seeds 1kg

Cercis chinensis/Chinese redbud seeds 1kg

No.T103
Cercis chinensis, also known as Chinese Redbud, is a hardy deciduous multi-stem shrub or small tree. It bursts into clusters of rosy-purple pea-shaped blossoms directly on bare trunks and branches in early spring before foliage unfolds, ideal for courtyard focal planting and landscape gardening.
$30.00
  • Cercis chinensis/Chinese redbud seeds 1kg
  • Cercis chinensis/Chinese redbud seeds 1kg
  • Cercis chinensis/Chinese redbud seeds 1kg
  • Cercis chinensis/Chinese redbud seeds 1kg

Description

Our Chinese Redbud seeds are harvested from mature healthy mother trees and cleaned by removing dried pod husks and empty seeds. This woody plant develops thick grey bark and distinctive heart-shaped leaves after flowering. The hard seed coat requires scarification or warm water soaking to break dormancy. It forms bushy multi-branched crowns naturally, and mature trees can withstand cold winters. Its flowering buds grow on old wood, which is the key feature of this ornamental tree.

Product Advantages Chinese Redbud creates an eye-catching spring landscape, with countless purple blooms covering branches and trunk, giving a spectacular "full of red branches" visual effect. It features strong adaptability, tolerating drought and poor soil, and can resist urban air pollutants. It has vigorous sprouting capacity and responds well to pruning to control size. It can be grown as standalone specimen trees, hedge borders, or even trained into elegant bonsai specimens. Pair it with flowering tree seeds to enrich your landscape tree collection.

Planting Method Soak seeds in warm water for 24 hours to soften the tough outer shell before sowing. For better germination, use stratification treatment. Choose a sunny site with loose, well-drained soil; low-lying waterlogged locations must be avoided. Sow seeds at shallow depth and keep substrate slightly moist. Seedlings grow slowly at the initial stage and need partial shade protection in hot summer. Transplant young saplings in dormant season. Avoid heavy pruning of old branches, since blossoms sprout on aged wood.

Suitable Planting Regions It adapts to most temperate zones. Suitable for courtyard planting, park landscape design, roadside green belts, bonsai cultivation and garden specimen planting.

Value & Application Mainly used as ornamental flowering tree for landscaping and courtyard decoration. Cercis chinensis Seeds are favored by landscape designers and hobbyists of bonsai and native flowering trees.

Storage & Transportation Notes Store leftover seeds in cool, dry, shaded and ventilated areas. High temperature and dampness will shorten seed lifespan. Do not store in fully sealed plastic bags long-term. Breathable packaging is used for shipment. Inspect seeds after parcel arrival and store properly if sowing is postponed.

FAQ Q: When do Chinese Redbud flowers bloom? A: Blossoms emerge in early spring before the heart-shaped leaves grow out. Q: Does the seed need pre-treatment before sowing? A: Yes, hard seed coat needs warm water soaking or stratification to boost germination rate. Q: Is Chinese Redbud drought tolerant? A: Yes, mature trees tolerate drought well, but they cannot stand standing water. Q: Where do its flowers grow? A: The purple blooms cluster on old branches and even the main trunk. Q: Can Chinese Redbud be made into bonsai? A: Yes, it is a popular species for bonsai shaping.

Download