Pink Dogwood, Pink Flowering, Deciduous, Lustrous Green Foliage, 1 gal, Nursery Pot (Due to Agricultural Laws, we Cannot Ship to CA, AZ, AK, or HI)

Pink Dogwood (Cornus florida) is a stunning spring-flowering ornamental tree admired for its rosy pink bracts, graceful branching habit, and timeless landscape appeal. In early to mid-spring, soft pink blooms blanket the tree’s horizontal branches, creating a charming and elegant focal point in lawns, woodland gardens, or foundation plantings. Its layered, spreading form provides architectural interest year-round, while rich green summer foliage gives way to attractive red tones in fall. Beloved for its classic beauty and seasonal interest, Pink Dogwood brings both color and character to any garden setting.

• Pink Dogwood produces soft rosy-pink blooms in early to mid-spring, creating a breathtaking floral display before or just as the leaves begin to emerge.
• This ornamental tree thrives in USDA hardiness zones 5–9, performing best in regions with moderate summers and well-drained soils.
• The best time to plant Pink Dogwood is in early spring or fall, allowing the root system to establish during cooler weather.
• It prefers partial shade to filtered sun, especially in warmer climates, and benefits from consistently moist, well-drained soil with regular watering during dry periods.
• An interesting fact about Pink Dogwood is that the “flowers” are actually showy bracts surrounding small, true flowers at the center, and the tree also produces bright red berries in fall that attract birds.