Nature Note: Eastern Redbud (Cercis canadensis) An early pink powerhouse

Nature Note: Eastern Redbud (Cercis canadensis)
A great balance of floral fun and environmental function, the Eastern redbud is a fantastic addition to your landscape. With its pink blossoms and heart-shaped leaves, it offers a burst of color as the whites of winter begin to fade.
Plant Characteristics: Perennial Tree
Size: Up to 30 feet tall.
Bloom Time: March-May
Native Habitat: Woods and stream banks
Growing Conditions:
Moist, fertile and well-drained soils, Shade to Part shade
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[@dianestephan9826]

Very interesting 👌

[@susanlauricella1557]

Pretty pink blossoms❣️

[@chrisegnoto]

Awesome I didn't know it was bacteria that was responsible for the fixing the nitrogen I had no idea so is that the same for legumes? I know beans in general fix nitrates into the soil, so they are part of the Three Sisters. Either way super cool and great video