Oklahoma Redbud Dry Conditions the Higan Cherry—a naturally occurring

the Higan Cherry—a naturally occurring Japanese hybrid between Prunus itosakura (thread cherry) and Prunus incisa (Fuji cherry) [2]

With beautiful green

so trim dead branches in the late fall/early winter

genetic variation produces the occasional individual with outstanding ornamental characteristics—like the dramatically intensified flower color of Appalachian Red

with watering every two to four days at the start

Oklahoma Redbud Dry Conditions the Higan Cherry—a naturally occurringThe Oklahoma redbud is a great cultivar option for someone who wants the traditional look of the eastern redbud but needs a hardier variety with more blooms. The Oklahoma redbud proves to be more tolerant to heat and drought conditions allowing it to grow in warmer zones or perform better in direct sun. The Oklahoma redbud has the iconic purple pink flower clusters that cover the branches in early spring. The bright flowers are some of the earliest to