Radiant Rose (Cornus kousa 'Radiant Rose')

We sell three pink kousas: Radiant Rose, Rosabella, and Satomi, and as far as I can tell, they are identical: they all have long lasting pink flowers in late spring; they are all short fat trees (to 15′), and they all have good fall color; the first year they are transplanted, they usually are only slightly pink, but become dark as they mature. zone 5

Milky Way (Cornus kousa 'Milky Way')

One of my favorite dogwoods, Milkyway is a dense shrubby small tree that is completely covered with white blooms in the late spring; the leaves are washed with white, but you have to be close to see it, but the killer quality of this tree is the fruit–it is very large and absolutely delicious if you squeeze the pulp into your mouth; the outside is a little bitter, but the inside is better than the finest custard. zone 5

Lustgarten Weeping (Cornus kousa 'Lustgarten Weeping')

White flowers; weeping form.

Heartthrob (Cornus kousa 'Heartthrob')

Very large red bracts.

Goldstar (Cornus kousa 'Gold Star')

Sorry about the focus here, but you can see that the variegation on this dogwood is striking–gold in green in summer and rose in purple in the fall. Grows slowly to 15′. zone 5

China Girl (Cornus kousa 'China Girl')

Early flowering with very large white bracts.

Autumn Rose (Cornus kousa 'Autumn Rose')

The leaves of this dogwood are distinctively marked with a white wash in summer and a lovely pink tone in the fall; the tree is a very slow grower to 12′; flowers are white in early summer. zone 5

Akatzuki (Cornus k. 'Akatzuki')

Well, this is a cute little number. It does not love hot sun and isn’t as vigorous as the other variegated kousas, but tell me you don’t want it with that sweet pink flower.