Cercis chinensis (Chinese Redbud) ‘Don Egolf’, is a unique redbud introduction that is literally covered from “top to bottom” with vivid, rosy mauve flowers in early spring. The slow-growing, compact habit of ‘Don Egolf’ makes it an excellent choice for the smaller garden or well-tended landscape. The very handsome dark green foliage, and excellent disease resistance help make this a one-of-a kind redbud! It should grow to 9′ -10′ over 15 years. USDA zones 6-9
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