Dogwood trees

The Pink Kousa Dogwood is easier to grow than the American flowering dogwood (Cornus Kousa) and less prone to diseases like powdery mildew. They grow best in rich garden soils that are moist but well-drained. It is hardy in zones 5 to 9 and it grows in all areas. Deer typically don’t bother Kousa dogwoods so they're perfect for areas with heavy deer pressure.

The small Evergreen Dogwood tree was brought from China to the United States in 1980. In the early summer white to creamy-yellow flowers appear throughout its canopy.

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Dogwood trees are known for their beauty, with the flowering dogwood thought to be the prettiest flowering tree in America. The popular varieties of this deciduous tree are grown in USDA zones 2 to 9, with each type displaying unique, magnificent blooms. They thrive in acidic soils and have high water requirements.

Dogwood trees maygrow naturally on your homestead, but if they don't, we tell you how to plant and take care of them.

Learn how and where to plant a dogwood tree plus get maintenance tips and suggested varieties of popular dogwood trees that offer four-season garden beauty from HGTV.

See how to plant dogwood trees and add incredible 4 season interest to your landscape! Learn the secrets to success for healthy dogwoods.

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Experience a traditional tree & unique color that offers year-round interest with a Red Flowering Dogwood! When added to your lawn, this dogwood turns heads