Cornus x Rosy Teacups® PP26211, Rosy Teacups Dogwood, No shipping FL erosion control pendent clusters that become multitudinous

pendent clusters that become multitudinous

Great for dried arrangements and even likes poor soil

'Guanajuato' was discovered in 1991 during an English botanical expedition in the Sierra de Guanajuato in Mexico

Minimum temperature: -20°

Cornus x Rosy Teacups® PP26211, Rosy Teacups Dogwood, No shipping FL erosion control pendent clusters that become multitudinousHeavily flowering with large bracts in a mix of pinks, Rosy Teacups is a round headed tree, low branching and densea globe of color in late spring. Red orange 1 inch fruit follows the bloom and its fall color is pinkish red. Mature size: 12 T x 12 W in 10 years Minimum temperature: F