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Cornus alba 'Sibirica'COMMON: Siberian Dogwood LEAVES: Opposite, simple, 2 to 4 1/2" long, dark green, fall color is reddish purple STEMS: Bright red SIZE: 8 to 10' tall, 5 to 10' wide HARDINESS: 2 to 8 HABIT: Small, open, interesting branch pattern GROWTH RATE: Medium to Fast FLOWERS: May/June, after the leaves appear FRUIT: June/July, light blue SOILS: Adaptable, however, prefers moist, well drained soils LIGHTING: Sun or part shade USES: Shrub border or grouping MAINTENANCE: Powdery Mildew, borers, and other pest / diseases may be a problem 
Cornus floridaCOMMON: Flowering Dogwood LEAVES: Opposite, simple, 2 to 6" long, dark green, fall color is reddish purple SIZE: 20' tall, 15' wide or more HARDINESS: 5 to 9 HABIT: Small tree, open, interesting branch pattern GROWTH RATE: Slow to Medium FLOWERS: April/May, white FRUIT: September/October, red SOILS: Adaptable, however, prefers moist, acidic, well drained soils, likes mulch and organic matter LIGHTING: Sun or part shade USES: Specimen, grouping, nice small tree with year round interest MAINTENANCE: Powdery Mildew, borers, Discula anthracnose, and other pest / diseases may be a problem 
Cornus florida 'Cherokee Chief'COMMON: Cherokee Chief Dogwood LEAVES: Opposite, simple, 2 to 6" long, dark green, fall color is reddish purple SIZE: 20' tall, 15' wide or more HARDINESS: 5 to 9 HABIT: Small tree, open, interesting branch pattern GROWTH RATE: Slow to Medium FLOWERS: April/May, red FRUIT: September/October, red SOILS: Adaptable, however, prefers moist, acidic, well drained soils, likes mulch and organic matter LIGHTING: Sun or part shade USES: Specimen, grouping, nice small tree with year round interest MAINTENANCE: Powdery Mildew, borers, Discula anthracnose, and other pest / diseases may be a problem 
Cornus florida var. rubraCOMMON: Pink Flowering Dogwood LEAVES: Opposite, simple, 2 to 6" long, dark green, fall color is reddish purple SIZE: 20' tall, 15' wide or more HARDINESS: 5 to 9 HABIT: Small tree, open, interesting branch pattern GROWTH RATE: Slow to Medium FLOWERS: April/May, pink FRUIT: September/October, red SOILS: Adaptable, however, prefers moist, acidic, well drained soils, likes mulch and organic matter LIGHTING: Sun or part shade USES: Specimen, grouping, nice small tree with year round interest MAINTENANCE: Powdery Mildew, borers, Discula anthracnose, and other pest / diseases may be a problem 
Cornus kousaCOMMON: Kousa Dogwood LEAVES: Opposite, simple, 2 to 4" long, dark green, fall color is reddish purple SIZE: 20' tall or greater, similar spread HARDINESS: 5 to 8 HABIT: Multi or single stemmed tree GROWTH RATE: Slow to Medium FLOWERS: June, white FRUIT: August through October, red SOILS: Adaptable, however, prefers moist, acidic, well drained soils, likes mulch and organic matter LIGHTING: Sun or part shade USES: Specimen or grouping MAINTENANCE: Resistant to Discula anthracnose, some borer problems, however, reasonably trouble free 
Cornus masCOMMON: Cornelian Cherry LEAVES: Opposite, simple, 2 to 4" long, dark green, fall color is reddish purple BARK: Exfoliating bark, SIZE: 20' tall or greater, 15 to 20' wide HARDINESS: 4 to 8 HABIT: Multi shrub or small tree GROWTH RATE: Medium FLOWERS: Yellow, March FRUIT: July, red SOILS: Adaptable, however, prefers moist, acidic, well drained soils LIGHTING: Sun or part shade USES: Grouping, border, hedge, foundation, and screening MAINTENANCE: No serious pest problems 
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