Rutgers holds a patent on the trees, with about 40,000 Scarlet Fire dogwoods sold each year. The university earns $2.25 per tree. New varieties like Stellar Nova and Eternal Scarlet are now being ...

The fungus can get into the twigs and stems to cause tree-killing cankers ... high point came when he produced a new dogwood variety called Stellar Pink. It was hardier than the native dogwood ...

This new dogwood variety was developed to bloom in late May —​ usually a time when few flowering trees are in bloom.

No spring-blooming tree is more beloved in the Northeast ... Newer releases include a variegated 'Stellar Pink' dogwood, with leaves edged in creamy white that turn vivid shades of pink and ...

The response from government botanists was that the beloved dogwood ... tree. The variety Ruth Ellen is said to have the closest look of the native species, but generally the other Stellar ...

Decades of Rutgers research lead to colorful, sun-reflecting and disease-resistant trees With the advent of Memorial Day, the treescape in the ...

Stellar Pink' dogwood (Cornus x rutgersensis 'Rutgan') outmatches standard dogwood species because it exhibits superior resistance to anthracnose and borers. Although the deciduous tree is sterile ...

The soft, pinkish red of Kousa dogwood fruits ... Dust and pink-flowered Stellar Pink. Of course, if what you want is later bloom, excellent disease resistance, a tree that branches right down ...