Characteristics: This deciduous, flowering ornamental tree is slow-growing (less than one foot per year) and is one of the most cold-hardy dogwoods. It is noted for its profuse bloom of beautiful white flowers and is adaptable to a wide range of soil conditions. Plant this showy dogwood as either a landscape specimen or in small groupings-- it is the perfect addition to a woodland or bird garden.
 
Zone: 5-9
Size: Reaches 15' high x 20' wide
Shape: Spreading, broadly-rounded crown
Foliage: Green
Fall Color: Showy, rust-red
Flower: Beautiful, large pure white flowers emerge early-mid Spring
Fruit: Small, glossy, bright (but inedible) red fruits mature in early Fall and persist well into the season
Wildlife: Attracts birds and butterflies