White Dogwood Seedling – White Flowering Dogwood Tree – Quart Pot – 10–16″ Tall
Blooms inearly spring, overlapping with Redbud trees. 🌼White Flowering Dogwood Tree – Quart Pot – 10–16″ Tall. You are purchasingone (1) White Flowering Dogwood Tree (. The White Dogwood is a belovednative deciduous tree known for itsbrilliant white spring blooms and attractive shape. ).
Pink Flowering Dogwood Dormant Bare Root Ornamental Starter Tree (1-Pack)
This starter tree is hardy in USDA zones 5 to 9. Dogwood tree attracts butterflies and bees. Showy pink to pinkish red flowers appears before the foliage expands. Grows up to 25 ft. tall and 20 – 20 in.
5 Gal. White Dogwood Flowering Deciduous Tree with White Flowers
Care for this majestic tree is straightforward, requiring well-drained soil, partial shade and regular watering to maintain its health and vitality. Adds a touch of purity and sophistication to gardens, parks and urban landscapes.
5 Gal. Red Dogwood Flowering Deciduous Tree with Red Flowers
Introducing the striking beauty of our Red Dogwood, a vibrant addition to any landscape. Care for this majestic tree is simple, requiring well-drained soil, partial shade and regular watering to maintain its health and vigor.
5 Gal. Cherokee Brave Dogwood Flowering Deciduous Tree with Red Flowers
Introducing the bold beauty of our Cherokee Brave Dogwood, a striking focal point for any landscape. Flourishing in USDA Hardiness Zones 5-9, the Cherokee Brave Dogwood thrives in temperate to mild climates, adding a burst of color to gardens, parks and urban spaces.
7 Gal. Cherokee Chief Dogwood Flowering Deciduous Tree with Pink Flowers
Introducing the Cherokee Chief Dogwood, a stunning cultivar renowned for its vibrant blooms and year-round appeal. Flourishing in USDA Hardiness Zones 5-9, this deciduous tree features striking deep pink to red flowers in spring, creating a breathtaking display against its dark green foliage.
7 Gal. Super Princess Dogwood Flowering Deciduous Tree with White Flowers
Introducing the regal elegance of our Super Princess Dogwood, a majestic addition to any landscape. Care for this magnificent tree is straightforward, requiring well-drained soil, partial shade and regular watering to maintain its health and vitality.
2 White Flowering Dogwood Trees – 24-36″ Tall – Live Plants – Cornus florida
For sale are two White Dogwood Trees that are 2-3 feet in height and are shipped bareroot. Size 30-40′ in height with an equal spread at maturity. Used in zones 5-9. A shrub or low branching tree with spreading horizontal lines, layered effect, usually with a flat topped crown, often wider than high. Very unique. Rate-slow, upon transplanting, usually assuming a medium rate. The flowers are beautiful white 1/4″ across in a crowded 1/2″ wide head, showy parts of inflorescences are the 4 white bracts about 2″ long. Effective for about 10-14 days depending on the weather. GROWING ZONES: 4-9 / SUN EXPOSURE: Full to partial sun EASY GROW INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED! THIS LIVE TREE WILL BE SHIPPED IN A DORMANT STATE (Winter Sleep – No Leaves) AND BARE ROOT (No Planter Pot or Soil) – Cannot Ship To: AK, HI
White Flowering Dogwood Tree – Live Potted Plant – Quart Pot – Cornus florida
For sale is one White Dogwood in a Quart Container. 2nd picture is an example of what you will receive. Suggested Use: Flowering Tree. Fruit: Showy Tolerate: Deer, Clay Soil, Black Walnut. Type: Tree Family: Cornaceae.
Pink Flowering Dogwood Tree – 10-18″ Tall, Quart Pot – Cornus florida var. rubra
Pink Dogwood Tree, 10-18″ tall in a Quart Pot For sale is one Pink Dogwood, 10-18″ tall in a quart pot. These trees are loaded with beautiful pink springtime blooms, they are very adaptable to various types of soil. Grow rapidly to mature heights of 15-25′. In autumn the leaves turn a fiery red bringing color to your fall landscaping. The fruit of the pink dogwood is a good source of winter food for many song birds. These are hardy in zones 5-8, do well in full sun to partial shade. Planting instructions included with every order. CALIFORNIA orders ship bare root due to soil restrictions NOV.-MARCH while dormant only.
