Other: New leaves bright red when unfolding; good, yellow fall color; dry leaves have caramel scent; clump or single stem. Additional: Transplant in spring or fall Pests: Thin bark can sunburn.

The smaller, narrower stature of this mannerly Katsura is a good fit for today’s garden landscapes. Dark green, distinctively heart-shaped leaves are thick and heavily textured when young. It has demonstrated good hardiness in Zone 4b, with fall colors …

2024年12月4日 · Katsura Tree is a first-rate landscape plant with four-season interest and a fine texture. In spring, minute inconspicuous flowers bloom just before the foliage emerges with a reddish-purple color, maturing to a cool-blue green.

The katsura tree, native to Japan, makes an excellent specimen or shade tree in Midwestern landscapes. Its foliage offers an array of color throughout the year. In spring, heart-shaped leaves emerge reddish-purple, changing to blue-green as they mature.

The beautiful heart shaped foliage and the delicate, fine texture make this tree an eye catcher in parks and gardens.

The Katsura species in general can have a variety of forms, including single stem to clump, from narrow to rounded, apparently determined by seed source and local site conditions. There are a few cultivar forms, including weeping and globe, but these I …

2024年3月26日 · Find essential growing tips for a katsura tree, including choosing the best location for planting this tall shade tree.

Other: New leaves bright red when unfolding; good, yellow fall color; dry leaves have caramel scent; clump or single stem. Pests: Thin bark can sunburn. Compacted soil can be a problem. Content development: Dana Ellison, Tree form illustrations: Marlene Cameron. A smart urban or community landscape has a diverse combination of trees.

Common Name: Katsura, Katsura tree Scientific Name: Family: Cercidiphyllaceae Genus: Cercidiphyllum Species: C. japonicum Hardiness Zone: 4 to 8 Height: 40 to 60 ft Width: 20 to 30 ft . Common characteristics: The Katsura tree will grow to heights of 40-60' tall. The bark is light gray and flaky, appearing slightly shaggy.

Katsura planting quick facts. Season – fall best, then spring Soil needs – rich & moist Exposure – full sun where cold, part sun elsewhere. Pre-treatment – compost Post-treatment – plant mulch Precautions – some varieties grow large. These few tips will help you make sure your Katsura tree is off to a great start!