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	Cercis 'Eastern Redbud' remove	Thunbergia 'Black Eyed Susan' White (Hanging Basket) remove
Name	Cercis 'Eastern Redbud' remove	Thunbergia 'Black Eyed Susan' White (Hanging Basket) remove
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Description	Cercis canadensis  Cercis canadensis ‘Eastern Redbud’ originating from Eastern North America, is a large deciduous shrub or medium sized tree that makes a wonderful feature, shade tree or mass planted along driveways and avenue’s. In late spring before the foliage re-appears, the branches are covered with bright pink flowers. The leaves are large, glossy and heart shaped. The Eastern Redbud is frost hardy, and can grow in sandy and clay soils, providing they are well drained. It is able to reach a mature height of 9m if unclipped. For care instructions and additional information, click here! 6"/14cm pot	Thunbergia alata Black eyed Susan vine, Golden Glory vine, Clock vine. A perennial, small, dainty vine with a twining habit that has dark green heart shaped leaves, and five petaled flowers from spring to autumn. Plant in garden beds or pots, perfect for patios and trailing along fences. Supplied in a Hanging Basket
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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