Cornus florida rubra
Pink Flowering Dogwood- A timeless and highly popular landscape tree, the Pink Flowering Dogwood is beloved for its soft pink blossoms with white accents that light up the garden each spring. Its lush green foliage provides summer beauty and turns a striking red in fall.
This small, low-branching tree is ideal for planting near patios, buildings, or under utility lines, and it makes a beautiful contrast against larger evergreens. With millions of trees produced annually, it’s a staple in home landscapes across the country.
Highlights:
Produces pink flowers with white accents
Vibrant red fall color
Low branching structure for a graceful look
Great for smaller spaces and as a contrast tree
Growing Tips:
Thrives in average, well-drained soil with medium moisture in full sun to part shade. Prefers organically rich, acidic soil. Mulch with 4–6" to keep roots cool and moist during hot summer months.
(Image: Brehob Nurseries)
Pink Flowering Dogwood
Zones: 5 to 9
Height: 15-30 ft
Width: 15-30 ft
Sun Exposure: Full Sun to Part Sun (performs in part shade)
Soil: Fertile, Evenly Moist, Acidic to Neutral, Well-Draining
Bloom Time: Spring (April-May)
Tolerance: Clay Soil; Deer Rarely Browse, Black Walnut


















