

Cornus 'Rutgan' (Stellar Pink®) transforms the early spring garden with large, overlapping flower bracts in a delicate soft pink. These bracts—often mistaken for petals—cover the tree so densely that the branches disappear beneath a cloud of color. The fully branched habit, from bottom to top, ensures a lush, flower-filled silhouette.
Plant this dogwood where its exquisite blooms can be appreciated up close—near a patio, along a walkway, or framed by a window. Deciduous with attractive fall color, it reaches 15–35 feet tall and 20–35 feet wide, thriving in full to partial sun with moderate moisture.
Sunflower 'Choco Sun': Compact Chocolate-Centered Blooms for Pots
Painted Echeveria – Colorful Rosette Succulent
Biokovo Cranesbill – Dwarf Groundcover for Rock Gardens
Eichholz Cotoneaster – Gold to Orange-Red Fall Color
Mondo Grass – Dark Green Grass-Like Clumps
Rozanne Cranesbill – Violet Flowers, Chartreuse-Marbled Foliage
Samantha Bellflower – Fragrant Deep Violet Cups
African Iris: Exotic White Flowers with Purple-Blue Markings
Ballerina Cranesbill: Pink-Veined Geranium for Borders
Biokovo Cranesbill: Dwarf White-Pink Groundcover Geranium
Kiwi Aeonium – Drought-Tolerant Succulent with Red-Edged Rosettes
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