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	Cercis 'Little Woody®' Redbud remove	Mandevilla 'Aloha White' remove
Name	Cercis 'Little Woody®' Redbud remove	Mandevilla 'Aloha White' remove
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Description	Cercis canadensis  The Cercis canadensis 'Little Woody,' often referred to as the Canadian Redbud, is the smallest variety of its kind. It reaches a height and spread of up to 2 meters, making it a fantastic choice for adding greenery to compact spaces like small gardens, terraces, or balconies. Its distinctive flared shape adds charm to any landscape. In the spring, this plant truly comes alive with an abundance of small pink-violet flowers that bloom in clusters along the bare branches and trunk. Developed through American breeding, the 'Little Woody' is exceptionally resilient, able to tolerate a range of temperatures. For care instructions and additional information, click here!	Mandevilla  Aloha White is a non-aggresive climber with a beautiful white flower and lush green, bushy foliage. This climber is easy to maintain. Aloha White flowers through Spring Summer and Autumn in full sun or part shade position. Ideal in a pot, garden or tub.
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Additional information	Sunshine Full Sun, Part Shade Botanical Name Cercis canadensis 'Eastern Redbud' Origin USA Plant Type Tree Leaf Drop Deciduous Tolerances Soggy Soil Sensitive, Frost Tolerant Water Requirement Moderate Soil Type Loam, Loamy – Clay, Sandy – Loam, Well drained Fertilise Me April, March, November, October, September Fertilizer Frequency Bi-annually Planting Distance 2-3m apart Max Height 10m Max Width 8m Growth Speed Moderate Prune Me Only if required, Only in winter Flower Colour Bright Pink, Purple Flowering Yes Flowering Time October, September Foliage Colour Purple Autumn Colour Yellow Attracts Birds, Butterflies Best time to plant All Year Fruit / Seed Rarely, Yes – Non-edible Uses Feature, Shade Tree, Mass planting Toxic To Non-toxic	Sunshine Part Shade Tolerances Salt Tolerant, Drought Tolerant