2. The tree was root bound and growing in a large, deep pot. In light potting mixes, dogwoods can grow roots 10 or 11 inches deep. All but the top 3-4 inches will rot off after planting, unless ...

He has a shrubby tatarian dogwood (Cornus alba), which sports clusters of white flowers on shiny red stems and twigs. Pink trumpet tree Handroanthus impetiginosus flowering before leaves appear.

Flowering dogwood is typically a small, deciduous tree that grows 15-25 feet in height and 10-15 feet in width. I call it A Tree for all Seasons. I’ll explain later.

Spotting of dogwood leaves is often due to a common fungal disease called anthracnose. Trees may be able to fight it off, but preventive fungicides also can keep it at bay.

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - While a lot of dogwood trees were hit hard by last winter's ice and snow storms, they managed to flower and fruit surprisingly well. Our native dogwoods' leaves are currently ...

Flowering dogwood (Cornus florida) is a gorgeous small tree that flourishes in the sandy, acid soils of East Texas and other similar soil areas, but it frustrates many North Texas gardeners.

Some trees just don't follow the rules. Case in point, the alternate leaved dogwood. As Purdue Extension forester Lenny Farlee explains, this native tree has an alternate leaf arrangement unlike its ...

Q: We have a white dogwood tree on our front lawn (the only tree we have on our front lawn), planted about eight years ago. However, TruGreen says the tree has spotted leaf mold, mostly on the ...