Serviceberry
Cornus florida
Flowering Dogwood
Native Flowering Dogwood has distinctive white flowers, three inches in diameter, bloom from mid-April to mid-May on horizontal branches. Clusters of glossy red fruit in fall persist into winter and are relished by birds. Consistent deep red fall leaf color. Flowering Dogwood is best grown as an understory tree or in an area with some shade. Flowering Dogwood is the state tree for Missouri.
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White spring flower clusters |
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Popular native with great fall color |
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Provides food and cover for watchable wildlife |
Growing and Maintenance Tips:
Extremely sensitive to excess site moisture. Be sure site is well-drained.
Height:15-30 Feet |
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Spread:15-30 Feet |
Hardiness Zone:
5-9
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