One of my favourite trees, Cercis siliquastrum, flowers everywhere on its old wood. Its common name is Judas Tree, I wrote about it in this Portuguese post a few years ago.

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  4. This looks like my kind of tree, Becky. How delightful, and a little bit sad, to have the blooms growing all over the old wood 🥰

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  11. Gorgeous! I looked it up to see if it is the same as the redbud trees they have in Mississippi, and found the RHS give ‘love tree’ as an alternative common name for this one. The one over here is a different kind of cercis.

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    1. yes, someone else mentioned the redbud trees and so I was looking them up myself this morning as I thought the judas tree was european. Fascinating different native species around the world

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