Origin
Cercis canadensis 'White Pom Poms' is a cultivar of Cercis canadensis, which is native to North America. This variety has been bred for its distinctive white flowers. The species belongs to the family Fabaceae. This selection has been introduced to ornamental horticulture relatively recently.

Characteristics
Cercis canadensis 'White Pom Poms' is notable for its globular, pure white flowers, which appear in dense clusters on the bare branches in early spring. This deciduous plant produces heart-shaped, green leaves after flowering. Its ultimate height is usually between 3 and 5 metres. The growth habit is compact and the crown often develops with multiple trunks.

Care
The plant grows best in a sunny to partially shaded position. It thrives in well-drained, fertile soil. Cercis canadensis 'White Pom Poms' has moderate winter hardiness. Pruning is generally not necessary but can be carried out immediately after flowering.