🌿This week’s native water-saving tree is… Texas Redbud : Cercis canadensis var. texensis This showy, attractive understory tree, which grows 10–20 feet tall, is distinguished from the more widespread Eastern Redbud by its smaller, glossier, slightly hairy leaves with wavy edges, a tendency to produce reddish seedpods, and a more compact form. Compared to the Eastern Redbud, it is more drought-tolerant, though less so than the Mexican Redbud. Like all redbuds, it produces clusters of rose-purple

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