Pink Dogwood Canvas Print

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A perfect specimen of a Pink Dogwood Blossom (Cornus Florida Rubra) against a fabulous blue sky, March 2012, at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia -- part of the University of Georgia in Athens, GA -- and we hadn't even left the parking lot yet!!!

Dogwood trees are rarely used for lumber today. Dogwoods are much more commonly used for landscaping now and account for 10 percent of trees sold in retail nurseries. Blooming in the spring around the same time as azaleas, dogwood trees add a burst of color to the landscape. Rubra is the generic term for the pink flowering dogwood, however, the color of the pink blossom varies greatly from plant to plant.

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Originally from the Midwest, Cheryl has lived in Georgia for over 30 years and thinks there aren't many places that can compete with the beauty of springtime in Atlanta and the Southeastern U.S. -- and she enjoys trying to capture every single bloom of it each year! Cheryl also enjoys photographing leaves, tree canopies, summer wildflowers, historic buildings, trains and railroading, other vehicles, and of course, family, friends and her pets. Cheryl appreciates your interest in her work.

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