From what I hear, the answer is "wait." It can take 7 years for a redbud to bloom. But it's worth it!
The Eastern Redbud is the state tree of Oklahoma.
i think in April
The Eastern redbud is Cercis canadensis and the Western redbud is Cercis occidentalis.
Cercis canadensis L. (Eastern Redbud)
To root an eastern redbud tree, find and clip a good branch with no signs of disease. The piece should be about 2 feet long and not more than about half an inch in diameter. Soak the end in rooting hormones and then place it in water. After about two weeks you should begin to see roots and your new tree is ready to plant.
The official state tree of Oklahoma is the Cercis canadensis, or Eastern Redbud. It can either grow as a large shrub or small tree, and is easily recognizable by its beautiful, reddish-purple blooms and pink flowers in the spring, from March to May.
A tree with heart-shaped leaves is commonly referred to as a "redbud" (Cercis canadensis). The Eastern Redbud, in particular, is known for its striking pink flowers in spring and distinctive heart-shaped foliage. Another example is the "sweetheart tree," which can refer to various species with similar leaf shapes.
redbud
angiosperm
The eastern redbud is palmately compound, meaning its leaves are arranged in a fan-like pattern with multiple leaflets attached to a central point.
rowan; redwood; redbud.
The tree you are describing is likely the Eastern Redbud (Cercis canadensis). It is known for its distinctive heart-shaped leaves and clusters of small pink to white flowers that bloom in early spring. The flowers typically have four to five pointed petals, which add to its ornamental appeal. This tree is commonly found in various landscapes and is appreciated for its beautiful spring display.