Cercis yunnanensis Check with George That wetland heritage makes the

That wetland heritage makes the plant unusually tolerant of moist and even soggy ground

but now appears to be a form of Chamaecyparis pisifera

though seedlings pull easily

restrained and almost demure against the extravagance of everything else on the plant

tart citrus is most welcome

Cercis yunnanensis Check with George That wetland heritage makes theCercis yunnanensis, the Yunnan redbud, is an upright, vase shaped deciduous tree that opens the spring with an abundance of magenta pink, pea like flowers, borne in the redbud fashion straight along the bare branches and older wood before the leaves appear. The heart shaped leaves that follow are the tree's quieter distinction: glossier and more refined than those of most redbuds, giving a polished, clean textured canopy through summer. Native to