Pink Princess Dogwood Tree 

Many people consider the Pink Dogwood (Cornus florida var. Rubra) one of the prettiest trees for enhancing a residential or commercial landscape. Once you see this gorgeous specimen in all its pink blooms and pointed petals, you'll understand its immense popularity. Millions of Pink Dogwood trees are sold annually across the United States at nurseries.

 The ornamental tree thrives in USDA hardiness zones 5-9, which means that the Pink Dogwood is a hardy plant. You will often notice these trees growing throughout the Northeast and Midwest parts of the country, where summers can see humidity soar and winters can reach bitterly cold temperatures below zero.

Pink Dogwood is an easy plant to grow and care for, and you can find it available online at low prices

Shipping is speedy and offered nationwide. For instance, the key thing to remember about planting one of these trees is its good drainage. Otherwise, rich and slightly acidic soil is all you need.

 This tree will grow its best when getting full sun and partial shade. Look for a spot that receives direct, unfiltered sunlight for at least four hours daily.

 The spring blooming period is in April and May, and you'll be blown away by the showy flowers that grace your landscape. Even the dark green leaves of the Pink Dogwood are lovely and turn a striking red or purplish-red in autumn. The plant also produces shiny-red fruit that ripens in the fall.

 The Pink Dogwood tree creates enviable curb appeal and can be planted around your property in most locations because it doesn't need a lot of room. Nursery experts recommend maintaining a spread of about 25 feet at maturity because the plant will reach about 25 feet in height. By the way, the tree will gain a height between 13 and 24 inches annually.

 Generally, the Pink Dogwood doesn't need fertilizing, but adding a generous layer of mulch around its base will help the roots retain their moisture.

 The Pink Dogwood tree is an excellent choice for homes and commercial properties because of its tremendous visual interest, light care, and wildlife value. Small birds, such as robins, enjoy visiting for the fruit. 

Pink Princess Dogwood tree can last for 80 years

How many more reasons do you need to purchase a Pink Princess Dogwood and Pink Spirea Shrub? It's a botanical winner.