In spring the dogwood, redbud, and serviceberry trees are in bloom. In the spring season, dogwood, redbud, and serviceberry trees are flowering in full force. They wove their baskets from willow, redbud, tule, milkweed, sedge grass and native grapevine. Carolina silverbell and eastern redbud are important understory trees. Flowering in April, the Chinese redbud produces fruit in October. Native vegetation includes an abundance of redbud and manzanita bushes, and brush in general. Bracken fern and redbud provide color for designs on coiled baskets. She created black from bracken fern root ("Pteridium aquilinum") and red from split redbud twigs. Redbud Learning Center (RLC) opened alongside Juniper Hall. Additional bracken fern would add black colors to the basket and redbud would provide red. These were Juniper Hall and Redbud Learning Center. Native Americans consumed redbud flowers raw or boiled, and ate roasted seeds. Redbud shoots, used for the darker reddish colors in basket designs are gathered in October. The eastern redbud typically grows to tall with an spread. To that end, the citizens remake Redbud into a perfect Norman Rockwell-style town.