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Magnificent 12", highly fragrant hot pink flowers add exceptional beauty to the early spring landscape - as many as 100 blooms on a single mature tree each year. Its smaller stature with an upright, pyramidal form and attractive light green foliage is perfect for a small garden specimen tree or to accent larger landscapes. Deciduous.

Pink buds unfurl to large, white, multi-petaled blooms that are followed by clean, dark green, heat tolerant leaves. Tested and introduced by NDSU, this pest free, pH adaptable, winter hardy selection blooms reliably even after early spring frosts and winter lows of -35 °F.

‘Rustica Rubra’ produces giant dark red buds in the spring (that arise before the foliage) and then bursts into huge, goblet-shaped blooms of bright pink that lighten to nearly white near the petal tips! An unbelievable sight in the spring garden, these blooms remain for several weeks and then the large, leathery foliage fills in around them.

Bright canary yellow 3 1/2 inch flowers appear more dependably since they emerge with the foliage late in the spring after the danger of frosts. Plant as an accent or specimen. A Brooklyn Botanic Garden introduction. Deciduous.