Ragin' Pink Dogwood Pickup Only Division proves unnecessary for plant

Division proves unnecessary for plant health but can be performed every three to five years in early spring to rejuvenate older clumps

or anchoring mixed borders where year-round structure is needed

though you can remove spent flower stems for tidiness

keeping a consistent shape and leaf density even when planted in tough urban microclimates

That naked-stem flowering moment is one of the most dramatic effects a deciduous azalea can produce

Ragin' Pink Dogwood Pickup Only Division proves unnecessary for plantThere's an old saying, that "Time is of the essence." Ragin' Pink takes that to heart, as a first of it's kind cornus florida dogwood with an incredibly fast growth rate. It's not uncommon for Ragin' Pink to see 3+ feet of growth in a single season. Heck, we've even seen them make a push for 5 feet in optimal growing conditions. It's a tree that's not afraid to throws an inappropriate hand gesture at father time. Ragin' Pink is the product of years of