Dogwood Trees

Dogwood trees are beloved for their elegant spring blooms, featuring white, pink, or red flowers that brighten the landscape. Their lush green foliage turns vibrant shades of red and purple in the fall, adding seasonal interest. With a compact size and graceful branching structure, dogwoods are an excellent choice for ornamental planting in gardens, yards, and naturalized settings.

'Kousa' Dogwood

Growth Rate: Slow to medium
Mature Size: 15–30 ft tall, similar spread
Notes: Showy white flowers in late spring, followed by red berry-like fruits and strong fall color.

‘Kay’s Appalachian Mist’ Dogwood

Growth Rate: Slow to medium
Mature Size: 15–30 ft tall, 15–30 ft wide
Notes: White flowering dogwood cultivar with resistance to mildew; delicate white blooms and good fall color.

‘Stellar Pink’ Dogwood

Growth Rate: Medium
Mature Size: 15–20 ft tall, 15–20 ft wide
Notes: Hybrid; pale pink flowers, vigorous growth, and disease resistance.