The Pink Flowering Dogwood
Tree

Cornus florida rubra

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The Pink Flowering Dogwood tree's Mature Height is 15 - 25 feet, Mature Spread 15 - 20 feet, Soil Type Widely Adaptable, Moisture Widely Adaptable, Mature Form Round, Growth Rate Moderate, Sun Exposure Full Sun - Partial Sun, Flower Color Pink, Fall Color Red, Foliage Color Green, P Size Pink or Red, Zones 5-9, Pink Flowering Dogwood tree photos

The Pink Flowering Dogwood tree, Cornus florida rubra, has very large pink flowers that appear in the early spring before the foliage comes out. The foliage turns a brilliant red in the fall, followed by bright berries which last into the winter.

The trees grow to a height of 15 feet. This deciduous tree is the Classic Single Pink flowering beauty. Very popular and widely planted.

Pink Flowering Dogwood trees have bright red fruits, which are loved by birds, and mature in early fall and usually persist until the middle of December.

The reddish brown wood is extremely hard and has been used to make tool handles. It is a great landcape and ornamental tree.

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