Dogwood tree

Dogwood trees are known for their beauty, with the flowering dogwood thought to be the prettiest flowering tree in America. The popular varieties of this deciduous tree are grown in USDA zones 2 to 9, with each type displaying unique, magnificent blooms. They thrive in acidic soils and have high water requirements.

Tiny backyards are no match for these showstoppers.

See how to plant dogwood trees and add incredible 4 season interest to your landscape! Learn the secrets to success for healthy dogwoods.

Dogwood trees maygrow naturally on your homestead, but if they don't, we tell you how to plant and take care of them.

Learn how and where to plant a dogwood tree plus get maintenance tips and suggested varieties of popular dogwood trees that offer four-season garden beauty from HGTV.

Small trees can still pack a big punch in your landscape. Whether you've got a modest-size yard or are just filling in larger spaces, these varieties will fit in perfectly.

Flowering dogwood is absolutely glorious, offering year-round interest and versatility in the landscape. Learn how to cultivate this tree on Gardener's Path.

See how to plant dogwood trees and add incredible 4 season interest to your landscape! Learn the secrets to success for healthy dogwoods.

Available in many colors, shapes, and sizes, dogwood trees add beauty to the landscape for most of the year.

The Cornus Kousa is a spectacular non-native tree both as an accent in the garden or as an understory tree. Its spectacular blooms and elegant horizontal branches makes it a beautiful addition to any backyard landscape. Plant it alongside our native Cornus Florida and Redbuds to create a magical ga