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Dogwood Trees

Beautiful showy trees that are commonly grown for their ornamental blossoms and berries that attract wildlife. Dogwood Trees have all season interest in the landscape.

Cornus florida - Although all dogwoods bloom, this species is referred to particularly as Flowering Dogwood because of its attractive, large, ornamental blossoming varieties.

Cornus kousa - Native to Asia, these Oriental Dogwood trees are smaller and rounder. In spring they are covered in smaller blossoms of white, white with pink tips, pink or deep pink. Produces a bright red berry in the autumn which is edible to humans and wildlife. This species is disease resistant and can be maintained as a shrub.

Cornus mas - Cornelian Cherry Dogwoods are very hardy (-30° F). Very early blooming and are producers of edible fruit that can be eaten fresh or used in cooking.

Cornus nuttallii - Pacific Dogwoods have huge white flowers on tall, impressive trees. All Pacific Dogwoods should be planted in sunny locations with good air circulation to minimize disease problems. Avoid sprinkler irrigation. Drought tolerant. Native to the Pacific NW.

Cornus sericea - Red Osier Dogwoods are great shrubs for fall and winter interest with its red fall color, red twigs, and berries that feed wildlife.

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BARRICK PACIFIC DOGWOOD (Cornus nuttallii)

Fast growing pacific dogwood hybrid that can flower twice a year. Spectacular large white flower bracts in May and September. Some of its false petals may also have some hints of pink. Fruit is red and will attract birds, butterflies and bees. Compact, rounded crown form, reaching a height of 35 ft. Red color in autumn. Barrick Reblooming Dogwood prefers acidic soil but can be grown in sun to part-shade. Developed in Salem, OR. Zone 6-8.

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BUNCHBERRY (Cornus canadensis)

Groundcover creeping dogwood what gets about 6" high. White dogwood flowers followed by bunches of red berries in fall. Attracts bees and butterflies. Birds eat the fruits. Nice fall colors. Does not tolerate foot traffic. Produces clonal colonies. Bunchberry is great for naturalizing in woodlands. Grow in shade with moist, acidic soil and abundant organic matter. Native to northern US and Canada. Zone 2-6.

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CHEROKEE BRAVE FLOWERING DOGWOOD (Cornus florida)

Small deciduous tree, typically to 15-30', low-branching, broadly-pyramidal but somewhat flat topped habit. Cherokee Brave Flowering Dogwood has reddish new growth and large, late blooming dark pink to red flowers. Known for its disease resistance. Great fall leaf color. Zone 5-9

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CHINESE ORIENTAL DOGWOOD (Cornus kousa chinensis)

Large white flowers in June which last a month, followed by large strawberry-like pinkish red, edible yet bland fruit that will attract birds. Dark green long leaves turn scarlet to purple leaves in autumn. Chinese Oriental Dogwoods have year-round interest. Horizontal branching tree with a rounded crown and pyramidal growth to 25-30 ft. Resistant to dogwood anthracnose and borers. Hardy to -20°F. Zone 5-8.

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COLRIGO GIANT PACIFIC DOGWOOD (Cornus nuttallii)

A splendid selection of Pacific dogwood discovered along the Columbia River Gorge near the 'Bridge of the Gods'. Leaves are large with heavy texture and brilliant yellow-red fall color. Ivory White "flowers" are extra-large, up to 6-8" across, with a very round, cup-like character. Sometimes an additional fall bloom will occur! Red fruits attract wildlife. Beautiful understory tree growing to about 20-40 ft. Colrigo Giant may prefer west coast growing conditions. Acidic, well-drained soil is a must. Highly susceptible to anthracnose. Also listed as 'Corrigo Giant'. Zones 6-8.

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CORNELIAN CHERRY DOGWOOD (Cornus mas)

Very early spring bloom, a mass of fuzzy, small yellow star-shaped flowers before the leaves appear. Some of the first flower to appear in spring! Fruit also appear earlier, great for providing food to hungry birds after the winter. Bright, olive-shaped red fruits are edible and appear among the dark green glossy leaves in late summer. Fruit can be eaten fresh, used in pies, preserves and syrups. Reddish-purple fall hues varies year to year. Scaly, exfoliating bark that curls back and can be displayed by removing lower branches to make a tree form. If left alone, will grow as a dense, bushy shrub great for screening and hedges, growing 20 ft. x 20 ft. Full sun to part shade. Well-drained rich soils. Cultivated in Asian and Europe since ancient times, where Cornelian cherry is native. A tough dogwood that is also resistant to anthracnose. Hardy to -30° F. Zone 5-8.

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EDDIE'S WHITE WONDER DOGWOOD (Cornus nuttallii x florida)

Abundant white, saucer-like flower bracts in April. Oval shaped leaves with a great red fall color. Small red fruit attracts birds. Mid-sized narrow tree with layered branches, pyramidal growth that is slightly pendulous. Slowly growing to 25 ft. x 20 ft. Part sun to part shade. Moist, well-drained rich soil. Eddie's White Wonder Dogwood is a great as a woodland specimen. A hybrid selected in Vancouver, British Columbia 1955. Anthracnose resistant. Zone 6. Photo courtesy of eppserver.ag.utk.edu/dogwood

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ELEGANT CORNELIAN CHERRY DOGWOOD (Cornus mas)

Large, sweet fruited, heavy bearing selection. Very early spring bloom, a mass of yellow star-shaped flowers before its leaves appear. Red edible, sweet pear-shaped fruits appear in late summer. Nice fruit for fresh eating and use in pies. Will attracts wildlife. Reddish-purple fall color. Grows over 10 ft. Needs acidic, rich, well-drained soil. Elegant™ is a Ukrainian Cornelian Cherry Dogwood variety. Resistant to anthracnose. Plant two varieties for cross-pollination and to ensure good crops. Hardy to -30° F. Zone 4-8.

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RED OSIER DOGWOOD (Cornus sericea)

Dense, flat-top clusters of white blossoms in spring which later drape down and become tipped with white berries. Dark green leaves change to burgundy in autumn and shine scarlet in sunlight. Amazing wildlife value as a food source to a range of birds, beneficial insects and mammals. An important larval host to the Spring Azure Butterfly. Red stems are brilliant against a snowy background in winter. Fast growth rate is great in mass planting landscapes, hedges or use as a winter interest specimen. Plant 3-4' apart in a hedge. Full sun to partial shade. Zone 3-7.

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RED STAR (VIDUBETSKII) CORNELIAN CHERRY DOGWOOD (Cornus mas)

Covered by small yellow star-shaped flowers in March. Produces a heavy crop of dark red, large fruit, up to 1¼ inch long. Fruit is edible and ripens in September, a few weeks later than Elegant™ Cornelian Cherry. Will attract wildlife. Yellow foliage in autumn. Strongly vase-shaped tree and takes well to pruning or grow to 20 ft. x 12ft. Can be spelled 'Redstar' and is also known in Ukraine as the variety 'Vidubetskii'. Zone 4-8.

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ROSY TEACUP (TM) FLOWERING DOGWOOD (C. kousa x nuttallii)

Large reddish pink blooms are quite attractive, with bloom time in spring before Satomi Red. Rosy Teacup™ Dogwood has good disease resistance with outstanding fall color.

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SATOMI RED ORIENTAL DOGWOOD (Cornus kousa)

Grafted variety of Oriental dogwood with the disease resistance of C. kousa and pink to red flowers. Satomi Red Oriental Dogwood has great fall colors. Grows to 20 ft. Well rooted, stocky, branched and will flower within the next year. Hardy to -25 °F.

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