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The Pink Dogwood is a small, elegant tree that typically grows 15–25 feet tall with a wide, layered branching structure. In early spring, it's covered in soft pink bracts that surround tiny true flowers, creating a breathtaking display. Summer brings lush green leaves, which turn red to purple in fall, followed by bright red berries that attract birds in winter. Its four-season appeal, compact size, and graceful form make it a favorite for front yards, cottage gardens, or under the canopy of larger trees. This classic choice brings charm, color, and wildlife value to any setting.
This section shows how the plant will fit into your yard and into your life.
Pink spring blooms, red fall foliage, red winter berries
Accent tree, woodland edge, front yard focal point, underplanting
Low to moderate pollen
Non-toxic
Low to moderate; occasional berry and leaf drop
Moderate (may require disease monitoring and occasional pruning)
This section covers practical care information for homeowners.
Moderate; prefers consistent moisture
Well-drained, acidic soils; dislikes heavy clay or soggy areas
Low to moderate
Low; may need protection
Fair; susceptible to anthracnose or powdery mildew in humid areas
