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Flowering dogwood (Cornus florida) is a gorgeous small tree that flourishes in the sandy, acid soils of East Texas and other similar soil areas, but it frustrates many North Texas gardeners.One of ...

The flowering dogwood, Cornus florida, is a Virginia classic, but it can't handle full sun and it's susceptible to disease. (Daily Press file) ...

Among pure Cornus florida varieties, Cherokee Brave is considered the most disease-resistant pink bloomer. It might get an attack of mildew one year in five and then be fine again, Windham said.

There is an Eastern dogwood tree (Cornus florida) — so-called since it is native to the Eastern US — at the end of my block, which I check on each spring to see if it’s flowering.

Our native dogwood (Cornus florida) produces small, fat-rich berries that are a mainstay for migrating birds that spread the seeds all over. The kousa dogwood’s fruits by contrast are larger — the ...

Cornus florida is notoriously intolerant of drought, flood and heavy, clay soils. Once stressed, trees become attractive to a long host of insect and disease pests.

Cornus florida | Family: Cornaceae Subnmission: Niamh Micklewhite ‘19. Natural History: Also known as boxwood or cornel, flowering dogwood (Cornus florida) is a common ornamental tree found in the ...

This article was originally published with the title “ Notes on the Later Life History of the Flowering Dogwood (Cornus Florida, L.) ” in SA Supplements Vol. 31 No. 804supp (May 1891), p ...

Indeed, Cornus florida boasts year-round beauty, including striking horizontal branching, especially prominent in winter, that lends grace and architectural interest.

A: Dogwood (Cornus florida) is a spring-blooming native tree for North Central Florida. The late freezes took off some of the flowers this year, but the trees that didn't get frosted look wonderful.

Two species of dogwood grow well in Blair County’s Zones 5 and 6; the native flowering dogwood (Cornus florida) and Kousa dogwood (Cornus kousa). Each has their strengths and weaknesses.