The early flowering Pacific dogwood is a round-headed tree that grows up to 50 feet high and 20 feet wide. It has dark foliage with the characteristic veins in the leaves that look as if they run ...

Dogwood trees, although beautiful in full bloom, are quite vulnerable. Here are reasons to reconsider planting one and what ...

The best time to plant dogwood trees is in spring or fall. Flowering dogwood isn't a fast grower, but over the years it ...

One of the most serious problems a dogwood can face is a disease that could potentially kill the tree in one year. Anthracnose, or old man’s disease, is a one that destroys the circulatory ...

Historically, nothing said spring had arrived any better than a flowering dogwood tree. It remains a favored tree in Southern landscapes. Sometimes you may see an occasional dogwood in bloom in ...

The disease starts towards the base of the canopy and slowly progresses upwards in the trunk to main branches and shoots. Eventually, cankers form and girdle the tree. Fungicide and pruning dead ...

My flowering dogwood seems to be withering at the top of the tree. Is this due to too much moisture or insect or some type of disease? It is a very mature tree and is fully grown.

The flowering dogwood, Virginia’s state tree and flower, ... Fortunately, the kousa dogwood is much more disease resistant, but it differs in a number of ways from our native dogwood.

In their own time, no more than 13 years, we have seen the flowering dogwood go from the iconic tree of spring to a native plant under virulent assault from a new and exotic disease.

How the resiliency of one crooked flowering dogwood helped to rescue the beloved species Dogwood Arts Festival through the years Dogwood Arts Festival and its beautiful trees grew out of a writer ...

Another great spring-flowering tree is the Winter King Hawthorn, a shapely lawn tree that grows faster than dogwood, has white flowers in spring and shiny red berries all winter.