Flowering Dogwoods Trees Varieties

★★★★★

Prices start at : 39.95 USD / 1 pcs

Dogwoods are sensitive and when dug out of the ground (bare-root) they are susceptible to disease and death. - Pretty pink and red blossoms in spring - Gorgeous fall foliage Easy to plant, and fun to watch! You'll find yourself anticipating springtime,...

Growth Rate: Moderate
Sunlight: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Spacing: 15-20 ft.
Mature Height: 20-25 ft.

South Carolina

Fort Mill

White Kousa Dogwood

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Prices start at : 39.95 USD / 1 pcs

Attracts wildlife of all sorts, and provides a safe haven for birds in the winter time! Its small frame makes it ideal for tight areas, especially for under power lines! The shallow root system of the Kousa makes it a perfect tree to plant near homes...

Mature Height: 15-25 ft.
Mature Width: 25 ft.
Spacing: 20-25 ft.
Growth Rate: Slow

South Carolina

Fort Mill

Ragin' Redtm Dogwood

Prices start at : 49.95 USD / 1 pcs

There's no need to worry that your tree will become dull or uninteresting at any point! Wildlife love the Ragin' Red too. Dogwoods are typically known for their prolific, yet gentle colors.

Drought Tolerance: Good
Sunlight: Full-Partial
Mature Height: 20-25 ft.
Growth Rate: Moderate

South Carolina

Fort Mill

Pink Dogwood

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Prices start at : 39.95 USD / 1 pcs

This "bare rooting" process harms the root system, and you basically have to start from scratch with a damaged plant. Just plant and enjoy. Don't be surprised if you see Wild Turkey, as well.

Spacing: 10 ft.
Mature Width: 15-25 ft.
Sunlight: Partial Sun
Drought Tolerance: Good

South Carolina

Fort Mill

Cherokee Brave Dogwood

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Prices start at : 69.95 USD / 1 pcs

They earn their strong warrior title, ‘Cherokee Brave' because they are tough and low maintenance. Simply plant your new Cherokee Brave Dogwoods and watch them thrive. The showy red berries are a food source for birds, and invite them to perch in the...

Mature Width: 25-35 ft.
Mature Height: 20-30 ft.
Sunlight: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Growth Rate: Fast

South Carolina

Fort Mill

Little Poncho Dwarf Dogwood

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Prices start at : 59.95 USD / 1 pcs

The deep colors of the leaves last through the summer and fall. In fact, it is resistant to diseases that often plague large Dogwoods. Don't let the miniature size fool you. You'll love watching the wildlife devour the berries.

Mature Width: 8-10 ft.
Growth Rate: Slow
Drought Tolerance: Great
Sunlight: Full Sun, Partial Sun

South Carolina

Fort Mill

Cherokee Chief Dogwood

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Prices start at : 39.95 USD / 1 pcs

The colorful show doesn't stop there because the long, oval shaped leaves fill in to create a thick and attractive canopy that provides shade in the summer. The Cherokee Chief Dogwood is cold hardy to growing zone 5, where other dogwood varieties can't...

Moderate

Drought Tolerance: Moderate
Mature Height: 15-30 ft.
Sunlight: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Growth Rate: Moderate

South Carolina

Fort Mill

Celestial Shadow Dogwood

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Prices start at : 69.95 USD / 1 pcs

Most people have never seen a dogwood tree with leaves like these before! To make things even more interesting, once fall rolls around the leaves become infused with shades of fuchsia and purple.

Growth Rate: Slow
Sunlight: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Mature Height: 25 ft
Spacing: 15-20 ft.

South Carolina

Fort Mill

Cloud 9 Dogwood

★★★★★

Prices start at : 69.95 USD / 1 pcs

The Cloud 9 Dogwood can be referred to as the ‘hands free' dogwood, because it's very low maintenance. Simply plant your new Cloud 9 Dogwood trees and step back to enjoy seasons of fuss free beauty.

10-15 ft.

Drought Tolerance: Moderate
Growth Rate: Slow
Mature Width: 10-15 ft.
Mature Height: 10-15 ft.

South Carolina

Fort Mill

Rosy Teacups Dogwood

★★★★★

Prices start at : 139.95 USD / 1 pcs

Proof that it is Trouble-Free Tree 15 years of research and testing have shown this hybrid to have no disease or insect problems. Plant in full sun or partial shade for best results.

Drought Tolerance: Moderate
Sunlight: Full-Partial
Mature Height: 20-25 ft.
Growth Rate: Slow

South Carolina

Fort Mill

Kousa Dogwood Tree

Prices start at : 99.95 USD / 4-5' (3 Gal.)

(Use less fertilizer for gardenias in a container.) “Fertilizer burn” can occur when too much fertilizer is applied, resulting in a drying out of the roots and damage or even death of the Kousa Dogwood.

Maryland

Bowie

Dogwood Cherokee Brave

Prices start at : 89.95 USD / 3-4' (5 Gal.)

This is not to be rushed. If over-fertilization is severe, the plant may just wilt and die. Native Dogwoods do prefer a slightly acidic growing environment so the use of an acidic fertilizer such as by espoma is recommended in areas of the country where...

Maryland

Bowie

Dogwood Wolf Eyes Cornus kousa

Prices start at : 99.95 USD / 3-4' (3 Gal.)

It is a naturally occuring beneficial fungus that colonizes on the new growing roots of plants. Since an organic method of applying manure and/or compost around the roots, produces excellent results and also improves the condition of the soil, this would...

Maryland

Bowie

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Pink Dogwood

Prices start at : 9.99 USD / each

This Elegant pink dogwood starts blooming when only 4-6' tall. These make a tasty snack for passing songbirds. Grows well even in the shade of larger trees. Bears shiny red berries in late summer.

Max Height (feet): 30
Spread: 15-25'
Genus: Cornus florida rubra
Plant Lighting: Full Sun, Partial Sun/Shade

Illinois

Bloomington

Red-Branched Dogwood

Prices start at : 4.99 USD / each

Grows 6-9', but may be pruned shorter. The Red-Branched (or Twig) Dogwood produces large clusters of creamy-white flowers, followed by blue-white berries. Strong 1-2' plants. It is a hardy plant that withstands smokey conditions.

Plant Lighting: Full Sun, Partial Sun/Shade
Season Color: Spring, Winter
Genus: Cornus stolonifera
Zones: 2-8

Illinois

Bloomington

Pagoda Dogwood Care: Learn About Growing Pagoda Dogwood Trees

In fact, the trees have quite specific requirements.Ideal pagoda dogwood growing conditions include a sunny planting site that gets some shade during the heat of the afternoon. For more pagoda dogwood information, including tips for pagoda dogwood care,...

Ohio

Willoughby

Dogwood Tree Types: Common Varieties Of Dogwood Trees

Flowering dogwood is susceptible to anthracnose, a devastating and incurable disease that can kill the tree. You can grow it as a small tree or a tall, multi-stemmed shrub. It's a taller and more upright tree than the flowering dogwood.

Ohio

Willoughby

Treating Sick Dogwood Trees: Reasons For A Dogwood Tree With Yellow Leaves

The) is no exception. For example, leaves withcan turn yellow. Don't weed whack close to the base of the tree or otherwise wound its bark, since wounds provide an entryway for the borers.Another possible cause of yellow leaves on dogwood trees is chlorosis.

Ohio

Willoughby

Dogwood Anthracnose – Information About Dogwood Blight Control

Whatever you do, don't transplant a wild dogwood into the landscape – this is how many infections started. Read on to find out about dogwood tree blight and what you can do to help your plant through this rough time.Dogwood blight, also known as dogwood...

Ohio

Willoughby

Dogwood Tree Transplanting: How And When To Move A Dogwood

Their characteristic flowers are actually bracts, or modified leaves, which surround the actual tiny flower. Can dogwood trees be transplanted? Use a sharp spade to cut around the area where you root pruned and then under-cut the tree at a 45-degree angle.Place...

Ohio

Willoughby

Gray Dogwood Care – Learn About The Gray Dogwood Shrub

Several species of birds eat the berries, including Eastern bluebirds, Northern cardinals, Northern flickers and downy woodpeckers. They aren't bothered by air pollution. These shrubs tolerate dry soil, so they seldom need watering, and never need fertilizer.The...

Ohio

Willoughby

Kousa Dogwood Care: Tips For Growing Kousa Dogwood Trees

When looking for an attractive specimen tree for their landscaping design, many homeowners go no further when they come upon the Kousa dogwood (sets the stage for a wide branching canopy, thick branches of bright green leaves and drifts of white flowers...

Ohio

Willoughby

Evergreen Dogwood Care – Learn How To Grow Evergreen Dogwood Trees

It's best to start the trees from cuttings if you want to see flowers or fruit within the decade. They are edible and sweet, but they can cause a litter problem if the tree is planted near a walkway.

Ohio

Willoughby

How To Treat For Dogwood Borer

But, if you discover a dogwood borer infestation earlier or later than this and you would like to treat it immediately, you can. Keep reading to learn the symptoms of dogwood borers and dogwood borer control.Most of the severe damage to dogwoods by this...

Ohio

Willoughby

Starting Dogwoods From Cuttings: When To Take Cuttings Of Dogwood

Moisten the rooting medium with water.Role or dip the bottom 1.5 inches of the stem in rooting hormone and tap it to remove the excess.Stick the lower 1.5 inches of the stem in the rooting medium and then firm the medium so that the stems stand straight.

Ohio

Willoughby

Dogwood Seed Germination – Growing A Dogwood Tree From Seed

The seeds fall to the ground and go about dogwood seed germination on their own.Your first step toward dogwood seed propagation is to collect seeds from native trees. Don't wait too long because the birds are after those drupes too.freestar.queue.push(function()...

Ohio

Willoughby