Cornus florida Rubra 300 mm

I remember the first time I saw a Dogwood in full flower. I was in the Royal Horticultural Society garden in Wisley England. I noticed it from a distance. It had so many flowers and you could not see the foliage.
There was nothing quite like it, I was in awe.

 Pink Flowering dogwoods make a wonderful display of blooms in late spring, and rich autumn tints make this a spectacular specimen for a small garden. Flower heads have four pink petal-like bracts to 8cm across.
Prefers deep, fertile soil so add Pure Magic Compost when planting and fertilise with Azalea & Camellia Food.
Plant in a protected position. Dogwoods have shallow roots, and even with dappled shade, these root systems will dry quickly. Don’t skimp on the water through summer and mulch heavily. 
Ideal for small gardens with mature dimensions 5m x 5m. 
Vibrant autumn colour General garden use Feature tree