Whitewater Weeping Redbud Bloom Fall well-drained soils and shows impressive

well-drained soils and shows impressive adaptability to various soil types including loamy

maturing to creamy white margins in summer

The flowers of 'Ragin Cajun' emerge in late spring

and early Appalachian settlers used the heartwood to produce a clear yellow dye for homespun fabrics [1][3]

Dreamy Duskywing (Erynnis icelus)

Whitewater Weeping Redbud Bloom Fall well-drained soils and shows impressiveOrnamental & Architectural Characteristics: Boy, does this tree know how to make an entrance. Mature specimens reach a modest 6 feet tall by 2 3 feet wide, making this one of the most compact weeping redbuds available. The gracefully cascading branches create a fountain like silhouette that lives up to the cultivar's aquatic namesake. Foliage is the real showstopper. Heart shaped leaves emerge in spring looking like they've been dipped in white