White dogwood tree

White flowering dogwood trees provide a show of beauty year-round, from flowers in the spring to textured bark in the winter. Despite their elegance,

Caring for a Dogwood Tree? — Our Guide with Tips (that Work)

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

A white dogwood tree in full bloom at Ritter Park in Huntington, WV.

Not a Japanese Maple but Love it! Venus Dogwood tree.

The variegated giant dogwood’s leaves makes it look like white frosting is spread over the branches.

Bradford pear trees have several undesirable qualities you may want to avoid, such as invasiveness, weak branches, and a strong, unpleasant smell.

Dogwood trees are well-known and revered for their beautiful pink, white or reddish flowers. As they come into full bloom in early to mid-spring, they can light up a landscape like no other tree. And when it comes to planting & maintaining dogwoods in your landscape, a few key tips can go a long way to keeping your trees growing healthy and strong, year after year. We've got you covered here with all you need to know about planting & maintaining dogwood trees this year!

Venus Dogwood tree

Dogwoods are spectacular trees for almost every garden. They are considered understory trees so they do not grow too tall. But it's their spring flowers that are breathtaking in the garden. But that's not all they bring to our gardens. In the summer those flowers turn to berries that birds and other wildlife love and the berries are replaced by beautiful fall colour. And, there are many different types to suit everyones needs. Check out my post for my top six dogwood varieties.

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

These small trees add flowers, fall color, and even colorful fruit or interesting bark without taking up a lot of space.

Arbor Day trees: 3 White Flowering Dogwoods, 3 American Redbuds, 2 Sargent Crabapples, 2 Washington Hawthorns

Fast growing and wide spreading, with branches developing a horizontally tiered appearance. Flat topped clusters of white flowers often exceed 6″ in diameter. Outstanding fall color; mottled orange-yellow, red, and purple-red.

White flower bracts of this hybrid cultivar are much larger than those of its parent C. florida, and it grows taller. It is also easier to grow and more adaptable that its other parent, C. nuttallii.

Discover white flowering trees that complement green leaves. The hardy serviceberry and Japanese snowbell have bell-like flowers, while the redbud bears pea-like blossoms and the dogwood single… More

Planting a tree can be a great way to boost your home's curb appeal, but only if you know the best ones to choose