FREE: Redbud 'Judas Tree" Seeds! Incredibly Awesome Spring Flowering Tree!

I'm not sure about the full sun thing. I've only grown mine in part shade. I suggest you go to your local nursery and see what they say.
Thanks,
Trebor62

My pleasure!

Here is some information about them. Hope this helps!
Instructions
o 1
Plant your redbud tree in a full-sun to partial-shade location. As long as the ground is not frozen or it is not very hot and dry, you can plant this tree. Don't plant it in a gully or indented location in the landscape, as it does not do well when its roots are bogged with water.
o 2
Grow the redbud tree in just about any type of soil, as long as it is not soggy with standing water.
o 3
Water to keep the soil moist. Depending on your location's climate, this may only be occasionally. Check more often when you have a dry, hot spell. Place mulch around the bottom of the trunk, to keep moisture in the soil around the roots.
o 4
Trim the bottom branches off as the tree matures, to create an appealing look to the trunk and make way for lawn mowing, if that is applicable. Also, clip off any broken or damaged limbs. Prune in winter or very early spring, before the blooms appear. The flowers appear before the leaves.
o 5
Spray the tree in mid and late spring with a fungicide (from your nursery or garden center), if leaf spots are visible. Spray with a preventive borer spray if caterpillars, scales or borers are present.
o 6
Apply a high nitrogen fertilizer in the fall each year. Nitrogen is always the first number (of three) on the fertilizer package. The combination is nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium, in that order. For the redbud tree, choose a fertilizer combination such as 20-15-15 or 15-10-10. Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for amount and procedures.
Tips & Warnings
• Take branches, trimmed in late winter (February) into the house and place them in a vase of water. You will enjoy the blooming branches within a two-week period.