As you shop for pink trees, choose a variety that will survive winters in your USDA Hardiness Zone. From there, make sure you give the tree plenty of room to grow!

Flowering dogwoods are hardy from zones 5 through 9 and prefer acidic soil without heavy clay. Picky about soil conditions, ensure that it is not planted near possible pollutants or road salt.

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