Beautiful deep red/pink color unlike any other. My dogwoods including the Cherokee Chief were planted by the original owners of this hom...Read Moree in around 1958. Beautiful specimens for three decades. But with the dry/drought winter of 2011, all three have suffered with much young limb die back. And they appear to have loss much of their beauty I enjoyed in their youth. Sadly, debating removal or replacement at this time.
Gorgeous tree, its in full bloom right now. I got this last summer and was afraid it would burn with our heat, but it held it's own. Fo...Read Morerms the flower buds the previous year after the leaves fall off.
Good resistance to powdery mildew and spot anthracnose.
In all Cornus florida, the flower buds are formed the previous sum...Read More
Beautiful deep red/pink color unlike any other. My dogwoods including the Cherokee Chief were planted by the original owners of this hom...Read More
Gorgeous tree, its in full bloom right now. I got this last summer and was afraid it would burn with our heat, but it held it's own. Fo...Read More
This tree does very well in Oklahoma. Can reach a span of 15' by 15'. Prefers a well-draining soil, such as sandy loam.