Hyperion® Dogwood Fall Color This transition starts coral and

This transition starts coral and fades to cream as flower mature

The plant requires consistent moisture during its initial six-week establishment period

These legendary trees have long been part of our native landscape and provide an aura of magnificence in a 100% North American native cultivar that ranges from Maine to Florida from the Atlantic seaboard to the Pacific Ocean

The branch structure of the kousa is also lovely

maples are some of the first to bring color after a long winter

Hyperion® Dogwood Fall Color This transition starts coral andHyperion is a hybrid white flowering dogwood developed at Rutgers University with two goals in mind: Hardiness and bloom quality. As a result it is better suited for difficult planting conditions than most dogwoods. If you struggle to grow dogwoods, or have a site that is non ideal (full sun or compacted soil) we would recommend you give a hybrid like Hyperion a try. According to Rutgers, trees have increased tolerance of drought, have almost no