‘President Ford’ is a fast grower with yellow and green leaves. Foliage remains through the first 2 or 3 killing frosts. Dogwoods in general are an understory, deciduous tree, with horizontal to upright branching form is often overplanted, but always […]

‘Poinsett’ is a compact grower with yellow berries and red fall color, thus resembling a Poinsettia. Dogwoods in general are an understory, deciduous tree, with horizontal to upright branching form is often overplanted, but always loved. With year round interest, […]

‘Pluribracteata’ is a double flowering dogwood that has 7-8 large bracts and several aborted ones. Dogwoods in general are an understory, deciduous tree, with horizontal to upright branching form is often overplanted, but always loved. With year round interest, it […]

‘Plena’ is really a catch all term for many double flowering dogwoods. Bracts or flowers are white. Dogwoods in general are an understory, deciduous tree, with horizontal to upright branching form is often overplanted, but always loved. With year round […]

‘Pink Sachet’ is similar in appearance to ‘Cherokee Chief’, but has a more heady fragrance like a gardenia would. Bracts are rich pink to almost red. Dogwoods in general are an understory, deciduous tree, with horizontal to upright branching form […]

‘Pink Flame’ has pink flowers and yellow, wrinkled, variegated leaves. A sport of Cornus florida ‘Rubra’. Dogwoods in general are an understory, deciduous tree, with horizontal to upright branching form is often overplanted, but always loved. With year round interest, […]

‘Pendula’ has a weeping form which is highly unusual for a dogwood. Flowers are white, and it is thought that this plant will come true to form from seed. Originally cloned at Meehan’s nursery in Philadelphia before 1880. Dogwoods in […]

‘October Glory’ is a Princeton introduction that has outstanding fall color. Flowers are pink and plant is “own-rooted.” Dogwoods in general are an understory, deciduous tree, with horizontal to upright branching form is often overplanted, but always loved. With year […]

‘New Hampshire’ is a clone developed in Atkinson, NH. It no longer exists, but had white bracts. Dogwoods in general are an understory, deciduous tree, with horizontal to upright branching form is often overplanted, but always loved. With year round […]

‘Mystery’ is a drought resistant dogwood that has a compact form and interesting white bracts with reddish spot. Dogwoods in general are an understory, deciduous tree, with horizontal to upright branching form is often overplanted, but always loved. With year […]