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The Judas Tree produces clusters of soft pink flowers along bare stems in early spring, creating a striking, almost sculptural effect. It feels unexpected — as if the tree is flowering from within, rather than at the tips.
As the season unfolds, rounded, heart-shaped leaves emerge, softening its structure and carrying it gently through summer.
Creating a focal point in early spring
Adding structure with seasonal softness
Smaller gardens or sheltered spaces
Layered, naturalistic planting
Deciduous and hardy in most UK gardens. Prefers a sunny, sheltered position with well-drained soil.
Flowers best with plenty of light and warmth.
Height at supply: 150–175cm
Pot size: 20L (C20)
Type: Deciduous small tree
The Judas Tree produces clusters of soft pink flowers along bare stems in early spring, creating a striking, almost sculptural effect. It feels unexpected — as if the tree is flowering from within, rather than at the tips.
As the season unfolds, rounded, heart-shaped leaves emerge, softening its structure and carrying it gently through summer.
Creating a focal point in early spring
Adding structure with seasonal softness
Smaller gardens or sheltered spaces
Layered, naturalistic planting
Deciduous and hardy in most UK gardens. Prefers a sunny, sheltered position with well-drained soil.
Flowers best with plenty of light and warmth.
Height at supply: 150–175cm
Pot size: 20L (C20)
Type: Deciduous small tree
