Roughleaf dogwood is a shrub or small tree that grows 10-12 feet tall. It is very common in the Midwest. It forms thickets along roadsides, fence rows, at the edge of woodlots and at the edge of ...

Dogwood trees can add a soft, ... Roughleaf Dogwood, Cloud 9, Cherokee Princess and First Lady. If possible, check these varieties for their mildew resistance capabilities.

Roughleaf dogwood is a shrub or small tree that grows ten to twelve feet tall. It is very common in the Midwest. It forms thickets along roadsides, fence rows, at the edge of woodlots, ...

Little trees provide different scale and texture, ... The other native dogwood, called roughleaf dogwood, grows well in any soil, has white flower clusters in early summer and purple fall color.

Signs of dogwood anthracnose include leaf spots, stem cankers, and death of new shoots. The tree is eventually killed. Affected leaves often cling to the stem after normal leaf drop in fall.

This week features two American natives for you to try — the Roughleaf dogwood and the American beautyberry. Both are shrubs that do very well in Oklahoma — let’s examine them. × ...

My thought wasn't far off because the small trees feed 28 species of birds, ... While flowering dogwoods and Pacific dogwoods are the showiest native species, the roughleaf dogwood ...