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Your hardiness zone is key to selecting plants that can survive the winters in your area. Enter your zip code so we can guide you to roses and plants that will flourish in your garden.

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Your hardiness zone is key to selecting plants that can survive the winters in your area. Enter your zip code so we can guide you to roses and plants that will flourish in your garden.

Blushing Dogwood

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A delicate but prolific Polyantha bred by John Bagnasco, Blushing Dogwood produces clusters of 15–25 blooms per stem. Her 5-petaled pink blooms fade to a creamy white with streaks of pink in a starburst pattern, set against shiny green foliage with laciniated edges. A fast grower needing minimal care, she offers a pop of joy wherever placed in the garden.
- Type: Polyantha
- Color: Pink blooms fade to a creamy white with streaks of pink in a starburst pattern
- Fragrance: Lightly Fragrant
- Hardiness Zone: 5 - 10
- Size: 3' x 3'
- Rebloom: Continual Blooming
- Bloom Type: Clustered | Single
- Year: 2025
- SKU: PO003 GALLON

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Blushing Dogwood

Hardiness Zone: 8

Love my "Blushing Dogwood" rose!

I have a dogwood tree & I love the blooms! So, when I saw this rose, I just had to have it! Arrived 9/6/25. Decided to plant it in a pot on the patio & the growth of this rose is incredible! There are so many clusters of blooms waiting to burst open, but these 2 opened like a peek into what is coming! A very healthy petite rose with dogwood looking blooms kissed with pink in Southern Oregon! ❤️

Hardiness Zone: 8

Very beautiful. Easy to care for.

This is by far my favorite. It's easy to care for and are wonderful for vases in the home. I compost and use that as my fertilizer, and it loves it! I live in MS (zone 8a), so watering is much needed during the summer months.

Hardiness Zone: 6

Pleasantly surprised

I got my hand on this after participating in its naming contest. I didn’t have any expectations for this little shrub but it has surprised me. She’s a fast grower. Within a couple months, she has grown into a nice little shrub in my pot. I love the ways she flowers. I describe her as my sunny hydrangea. The flowers clusters together in groups on the shrubs similar to how hydrangeas are. I can see using this shrub in similar fashion. I’m in Denver so we get a lot of sun here. Her blooms are pure white for me by the way. I think it’s because of the sun. In other places with dapple light, maybe she’ll be pink.

Hardiness Zone: 7

Little grower

I was waiting for this little jewel since it was announced about a year ago and finally, I got my hands on it. It started blooming in about a month since planted. The blooms look just like in pictures, even though small in size, an inch in diameter. So far so good. :)