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Graceful, Iconic Dogwood Trees for Four-Season Elegance

Dogwoods are some of the most popular ornamental trees in America, and for good reason. With their lovely early spring flowers, soft layered branching and stunning fall color, Dogwoods look like a painting on your landscape - whether planted as a single specimen tree or nestled within a woodland border. At TN Nursery, we have grown hardy, nursery-raised Dogwoods for over 65 years and have been a trusted source for beautiful and dependable trees. Our Dogwoods have been featured in high-profile plantings at Arlington National Cemetery and The Washington Monument since 1959, and our horticultural expertise has been featured on numerous shows on the Discovery and History networks.

Why Dogwood Trees Are a Landscape Treasure

Dogwoods are one of nature's showiest flowers. In spring, they produce copious blossoms, from soft pink to pure white, depending on the variety. The large, petal-like bracts appear before the leaves and emerge like bright clouds of color beneath the bare branches. Later, their delicate, layered foliage provides cooling shade. Clusters of bright red berries fill the branches in late summer and provide food for birds and wildlife. Fall brings a show of scarlet and burgundy leaves. At TN Nursery, we have chosen Dogwoods with good branching habits, disease resistance, and a proven track record for adaptability.

The Year-Round Appeal & Ecological Value of Dogwoods

Few ornamental trees have the four-season interest of Dogwoods. In addition to the spectacle of flowers and berries, their bark and branching provide interest in winter. Dogwoods also are an important food source for wildlife. Their flowers are a spring nectar source for pollinators. Their berries help migrating and overwintering birds and their low, layered canopy is a wildlife refuge. Dogwoods beautify any area, near an entry, at the edge of woods or in the center of the garden. Their elegance, softness and timeless appeal complement gardens. Dogwoods partner well with ferns, hostas, azaleas, hydrangeas, and other shade perennials.

Questions About Dogwood Trees

Do Dogwood trees bloom every year?

Yes-Dogwoods bloom annually in early to mid-spring. Proper light and care help ensure abundant flowering.

How much sunlight do Dogwoods need?

They thrive in partial sun or filtered shade. Morning sun with afternoon shade is perfect for strong blooms and healthy foliage.

Are Dogwood berries edible?

Dogwood berries are not edible for humans but are an important food source for birds and small wildlife.

Do Dogwoods grow fast?

They grow at a moderate rate, typically adding 12-24 inches per year depending on the species and conditions.

Are Dogwoods easy to care for?

Yes-Dogwoods are low-maintenance when planted in well-drained soil with light shade and consistent moisture during establishment.

With more than six decades of horticultural experience, TN Nursery proudly offers Dogwood trees that bring artistic structure, seasonal color, and ecological richness to gardens large and small.

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