Dogwood
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Rejuvenation Pruning Red Twig Dogwood
Red twig dogwood provides beautiful winter color, but it can quickly get out of control. Read on to learn how to prune red twig dogwoods.
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Gray Dogwood Care - Learn About The Gray Dogwood Shrub
The gray dogwood isn't a tidy or attractive plant that you would want to plant in a well-groomed garden, but if you are planting a wildlife area or want a shrub for difficult conditions, it may be just what you need. Read on for information about this humble shrub.
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Red Twig Dogwood Care: Tips For Growing A Red Twig Dogwood
Growing a red twig dogwood is a great way to add spectacular color to the winter garden. Learn how to grow these spectacular plants in this article. Click here for more information.
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Dogwood Shrub Varieties – Growing Shrub-Like Dogwoods
Is there a dogwood shrub? Shrub-like dogwoods do exist and work well in smaller gardens. Click here for more information.
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Evergreen Dogwood Care – Learn How To Grow Evergreen Dogwood Trees
Evergreen dogwoods are beautiful, tall trees grown for their fragrant flowers and remarkable fruit. Learn more Cornus capitata information, including tips on evergreen dogwood care and how to grow an evergreen dogwood tree in this article.
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Growing Dogwoods In Pots – How To Grow Dogwoods In A Container
Dogwoods are beautiful trees with striking spring flowers and are commonly seen in the landscape. But have you ever wondered, "Can I grow dogwood in a container?". Click here to learn more about caring for potted dogwood trees.
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Cornelian Cherry Cultivation – How To Grow Cornelian Cherry Trees
You may not be familiar with cornelian cherry cultivation and wonder what the heck is a cornelian cherry plant? Find out how to grow cornelian cherry trees, uses for cornelian cherries, and other interesting facts about the plant in this article.
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What Causes A Dogwood To Not Blossom?
Dogwood trees are often planted for the lovely spring flowers, but it can be frustrating when your dogwood tree is not blooming. Read here to learn why would a dogwood tree not bloom.
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Starting Dogwoods From Cuttings: When To Take Cuttings Of Dogwood
Propagating dogwood cuttings is easy and inexpensive. For the home gardener, the easiest and fastest method of dogwood tree propagation is taking softwood cuttings. Find out how to grow dogwood cuttings in this article.
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Dogwood Anthracnose – Information About Dogwood Blight Control
It's never good news when a tree gets sick, especially when it's your stately dogwood tree. Find out about dogwood tree blight and what you can do to help your plant through this rough time using the information in this article.
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Winter Dogwood Varieties: What Are Good Standout Dogwoods In Snow
Colorful dogwoods can light up your backyard in winter with their vibrant stem color. Click here for some standout winter dogwood varieties.
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Dogwood Seed Germination – Growing A Dogwood Tree From Seed
Flowering dogwoods (Cornus florida) are easy-going ornamentals if sited and planted properly. Growing a dogwood tree from seed means propagation like Mother Nature does it. Click here for tips for how to plant dogwood seeds.
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Pagoda Dogwood Information: Growing Golden Shadows Dogwood Trees
If you love pagoda dogwood, you'll love pagoda Golden Shadows dogwood, a bright, graceful cultivar with characteristic horizontal branching. It lights up the shady corners of your garden with its glowing variegated leaves and frothy summer blossoms. Learn more here.
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Rejuvenating Red Twig Dogwoods: How To Prune Dogwoods
Pruning a red twig dogwood can help keep those branches red. If you are wondering how to prune red twig dogwood trees, just keep reading!
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Silky Dogwood Information: Growing Silky Dogwood Shrubs
Also known a swamp dogwood, silky dogwood is a mid-size shrub. In the home landscape, silky dogwood bushes work well in moist, naturalized areas. Click on this article for additional silky dogwood information.
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Treating Sick Dogwood Trees: Reasons For A Dogwood Tree With Yellow Leaves
If you see your dogwood tree leaves turning yellow during the growing season, the tree is likely suffering from a pest, disease or deficiency. Click on this article to find out why your dogwood has yellow leaves and what can be done about it.
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Dogwood Bark Peeling Off: Fixing Tree Bark Flaking On Dogwood Trees
Dogwoods are native and ornamental trees with dazzling fall displays as the leaves change color. Peeling bark on dogwoods may be the result of serious disease or it could be a natural condition in some species. This article explains more.
