Rosy Teacups® dogwood
Strengths & Qualities
- Dense, branched low to ground. Forms a rounded head slightly wider than tall
- Rosy Teacups® trees are about 23 feet tall and 25 feet wide at 16 years of age
- Moderate plant vigor typical of the rubra variety of Cornus Kousa
- Resistance to insects and diseases; No insect or disease problems observed during 15 years field testing
- Dense foliage; Summer dark glossy green, Fall shades of red
- Floral bracts are shades of light to medium pink, with deeper colors towards edges. Bracts to 3+"
- Very floriferous; Single flowers arranged in compact, dense heads
- Floral display typically lasts about 3 weeks or more, depending on weather conditions
- Has orange-red 1"+ fruit
- Very winter hardy, no winter die-back
- Cold hardiness after 16 years in NJ USDA Hardiness Map Zone 6a (-20° to -23°C)
Intellectual Property
- US Plant Patent No. PP26,211 issued December 15, 2015
- Interspecific Cornus Hybrid Tree Designated 'KN144-2'
- Community Plant Variety Right Grant. No. 44009 from the European Community Plant Variety Office (CPVO) issued June 20, 2016
- All trademarks are registered and continue to be enforced
Contact Us
Contact: Christine Chow