Rosy Teacups Pink Dogwood Fragrant giving it versatility and both

giving it versatility and both ground cover and a singular planting

The tree prefers partial shade—particularly morning sun with afternoon protection in warmer climates—though it can tolerate full sun with consistent moisture

Early-emerging queen bumblebees and other pollinators visit the flowers during mild spells

are reminiscent of the long brush strokes used by the artist Vincent Van Gogh in his many impressionistic oil paintings

Rosy Teacups Pink Dogwood Fragrant giving it versatility and bothRosy Teacups is specifically bread for beauty and disease resistance. A product of the Rutgers University dogwood breeding program. This cultivar features voluminous 3 inch blooms that appear between spring and summer. Designed specifically to resist the diseases that bother most dogwoods, this tree is easy to care for while also bringing the elegance and grace of the Dogwood into any space. These can be planted in a variety of locations and won't