Deutzia x elegantissima
‘Rosealind’
at Digging Dog
These profuse and long blooming deciduous shrubs are Asian natives named after Johann van der Deutz, a lawyer, town councilor and amateur botanist from Amsterdam. Easy to cultivate in any well drained soil, Deutzias are some of the most beautiful early summer flowering shrubs. Deutzia x elegantissima ‘Rosealind’ 
‘Rosealind’s origins can be traced all the way back to Ireland’s Donard Nursery where this highly prized floriferous Deutzia was raised by Leslie Slinger in the 1950s and subsequently named in her daughter's honor.
Resulting from a cross between Deutzia purpurascens and Deutzia sieboldiana, ‘Rosealind’s elegantly arching red-tinged stems are dressed with copious erect sprays of petite, lavishly colored, rose-pink starlike blooms. Slender medium green foliage covers her upright not-too-tall profile, which makes a stellar specimen, especially where space is limited.
Blooms May–June. Size: 4'–6' high x 4' wide; hardy to zone 5. MIDSPRING SHIPPING Deutzia x elegantissima Rosealind (S-0671)
Each $7.00
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