The best time to plant dogwood trees is in spring or fall. Flowering dogwood isn't a fast grower, but over the years it matures to 20 to 30 feet tall and wide depending on its location.

Flowering dogwood (Cornus florida) continues its beauty through the seasons, filling out with leaves in the summer that can turn shades of bright scarlet to deep crimson in the fall and produce ...

As fall approaches, the flowering dogwood undergoes a transformation that highlights its beauty. The leaves transition from green to shades of red and purple, making it a colorful addition to ...

A popular ornamental tree, flowering dogwood occurs naturally in many forested regions ... Dogwoods produce nutritious fruits in the fall, which serve as a food source for forest songbirds. Birds need ...

Just when spring feels like it’s here to stay, Dogwood Winter arrives to remind us that winter isn’t quite finished. This ...

Among the selections was a branch from the Japanese dogwood, scientifically known as Cornus mas or Cornelian cherry. This ...