Kousa dogwood trees are popular ornamental trees with attractive white flowers. Although Kousa dogwood trees are native to East Asia, they are now grown throughout the United States and Canada.

Kousa dogwood trees are popular ornamental trees with attractive white flowers. Although Kousa dogwood trees are native to East Asia, they are now grown throughout the United States and Canada.

Native to the Orient and one of the tallest of the dogwood tree varieties, this species can reach 45 feet with its branches held horizontally like the tiers of a wedding cake. Its white flowers ...

and have four white, petal-like, bracts (modified leaves ... Fungicide and pruning dead branches can help to decrease infection. By planting this tree ornamentally, it encourages the reproduction and ...

The flowering dogwood stands out for its distinct physical features that vary with the seasons. Known for its bright white or soft pink blossoms, this tree offers visual interest year-round.

Q: I have to remove a declining flowering dogwood, and would like to replace it with another white, spring-blooming small tree. Crabapple doesn’t appeal to me, and I already have a magnolia.