Rosy Teacups Pink Dogwood Feeds Pollinators Pollinators love serviceberry in the

Pollinators love serviceberry in the spring

It is a slow grower

You’ll start to see the characteristic deep reds streak through the leaves as the grass is still reaching maturity early in the summer

The sweetshrub has a nice rounded shape that can be pruned to keep a dense form when grown in a formal setting or left alone for a more natural look

Rosy Teacups Pink Dogwood Feeds Pollinators Pollinators love serviceberry in theRosy 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