Cornus x Rutgan, ‘Stellar Pink’ Dogwood
$159.00
Stellar Pink Dogwood is an outstanding Pink Flowering dogwood that is a vigorous grower with many healthy attributes. This is one of our favorite Dogwoods because of its growth habit and how healthy these trees are. This specimen is a cross between the Cornus florida and Kousa dogwood.
Stellar Pink Dogwood is in high demand, and hard-to-find. It has beautiful plum, deep maroon color leaves in the fall that hold on until winter. A highly recommended Pink Dogwood!
Stellar Pink dogwood is an outstanding Pink Flowering dogwood that is a vigorous grower with many healthy attributes. This is one of our favorite Dogwoods because of its growth habit and how healthy these trees are. This specimen is a cross between the Cornus florida and Kousa dogwood.
Stellar Pink Dogwood is in high demand, and hard-to-find. It has beautiful plum, deep maroon color leaves in the fall that hold on until winter. A highly recommended Pink Dogwood!
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