Pagoda Dogwood
Cornus alternifoliaView more from Dogwood Trees
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If you live in colder areas you may think that the flowering dogwood is out of reach, but it has a less well-known brother which lives in the northern woods and brings its own special beauty to cold regions. Hardy even into Canada, the Pagoda Dogwood has an elegant grace, with its wide, outstretched branches growing almost horizontally into levels that ascent to the crown, giving the characteristic shape that its name suggests.
ā¢ Hardy to minus 40 degrees
ā¢ Perfect small tree for wooded and shady gardens
ā¢ Beautiful white flowers in spring
ā¢ Elegant and unique āpagodaā form
ā¢ Red, purple and yellow fall display
The Pagoda Dogwood is a little-known tree that can bring real grace to cold gardens. With its large white flowers in spring, followed by clusters of black berries loved by birds, this native tree is ideal for small gardens, shady places and natural plantings. For something special in your garden, this is the tree to choose.
Botanical Name:
Cornus alternifolia
Mature Width:
10-20 ft
Mature Height:
10-20 ft
Grows Well In:
Zones 4-8
Sun Needs:
Full Sun, Partial Sun, Shade
Water Needs:
Moderate
Growth Rate:
Medium
Flower Color:
White
Flowering Season:
Spring