Dogwoods: Red Beauty®

• Beautiful small-medium tree (height 6 to 10 feet, considered semi-dwarf) offering many smallish red blooms.
• Dense appearance due to profuse branching, with a broad canopy and elegant horizontal branches.
• In mid-spring, this heavy bloomer presents inconspicuous yellow-green flower clusters surrounded by four showy dark rose-red bracts. These are followed by clusters of bright red berry-like fruits which are eaten by birds.
• Its medium-green leaves turn purple-red in fall.
• USDA Hardiness Zone 5-9

• Dogwood Variety Cornus Florida Named 'Rutnan' – Named ‘D-376-15’
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Contact: Christine Chow

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