Dogwood Trees white, Damascus

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DOGWOOD TREES FOR ONLY $25 (Reg. $35-$40)
A hardy dogwood rated down to USDA Zone 3
CHOOSE: NATIVE DOGWOOD OR A KOUSA FOR HABITAT GARDENS
Now 3 to 4½ ft tall, planted in 2 or 3 gallon pots
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The Native Dogwood - PAGODA DOGWOOD is said to be a wildlife haven, supporting many spring pollinators. It is a host for butterflies and an excellent choice for naturalized gardens. The flowers last 4 weeks and late summer’s deep-blue berries have valuable nutrients that sustain migrating songbirds in fall and winter. It grows to about 15-20 feet, thriving in part sun to part shade. It is the hardiest Dogwood tree and overwinters even in very cold climates. Cornus alternifolia USDA Zones 3-8 Hardy to -30˚F
WILLOWAY SELECT blooms for an entire month in late spring, with flowers lasting longer than other Kousa Dogwoods. It is named for its attractive ruffled leaves resembling the leaves of willows. Willoway Select has red fall fruit which supports local birdlife - good for a wildlife garden. Fall foliage is purple/reds and fiery scarlet. Willoway Select Dogwood trees grow to about 15 feet in full sun to part shade. Cornus Kousa ‘Willoway Select’ USDA Zones 5-8 Hardy to -10˚F
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