General Characteristics: Dogwood trees are on the small side, ranging between 15 to 40 or so feet high. ... sweeping down the continent from southern British Columbia to Southern California, ...

Adding household Epsom salt to a tree's soil is a common hack and so-called miracle cure. But what can it really do for your dogwood tree? Here's what to know.

Dogwood trees are rather easily propagated by following these steps: In spring after the tree has bloomed, snip off a 3- to 5-inch branch, remove the bottom leaves, and dip the end in rooting hormone.

As you approach spring landscaping chores, you might be considering adding a dogwood tree to your yard. Types of dogwood trees vary from the 6- to 12-inch miniature dogwood “tree” known as ...

If you want to prune your dogwood trees, any other time of the year is perfect, depending on your pruning goals. Pros recommend straying away from too much pruning and only getting rid of 15% to ...

The springtime spectacle of dogwoods in full bloom is threatened in Maryland and throughout the East and South by an incurable, fast-spreading disease that has killed millions of the native hardwoo… ...

Another difference: Flowering dogwood does not handle drought as well as kousa dogwood and this summer saw drought-like conditions. Generally speaking, new trees and shrubs should be watered ...

Flowering dogwood trees are enormously popular. Their large blooms help usher in spring, making them a feast for the eyes and perhaps help secure a place as Missouri's state tree. What many people ...

Dogwood trees are on the small side, ranging between 15 to 40 or so feet high. Typically, trunks are one foot or less in diameter, and often sport multiple stems.