The White Dogwood tree makes a breathtaking addition to any yard or landscape all year long! In the springtime this variety produces vibrant white flower clusters. However, the beauty of the Dogwood does not stop there; in the fall the Dogwood's green foliage turns a fiery scarlet shade. Beautiful charcoal bark and red berries compose the winter look of this variety. This fruit is a favorite winter food for many birds and other animal species. The Dogwood prefers partial shade and well-drained soil. In addition, this plant also prefers soil that is slightly acidic, which helps with the draining process. The Dogwood grows at a fairly rapid pace, and can reach a mature height from 15-25 feet with a 25 foot spread. It is hardy in USDA Zones 5-7 and is shipped in a #7 pot with an average tree height of 36 inches.
One of America's favorite flowering tree
Produces vibrant, white blooms each spring
Color in the fall with leaves that turn red
Wildlife love the berries this tree produces