White Kousa Dogwood Size:2-3 ft. and powdery mildew—that turn so

and powdery mildew—that turn so many crabapples into maintenance nightmares [1]

The showy white bracts—modified leaves that people mistakenly call petals—surround clusters of small

but can tolerate some clay

It also has unique semi weeping branching but still keeps a narrow tight form making it a good fit for smaller spaces

Due to its size oaks are usually planted as a specimen tree with enough room to grow

White Kousa Dogwood Size:2-3 ft. and powdery mildew—that turn soWant a gorgeous tree that blooms on the edge of spring and summer with abundant white blooms and elegant form with seasonally interesting bark? Maybe you should add a kousa dogwood to your yard. The kousa dogwood is an Asian variety of our own native dogwood but has its own unique beauty and is resistant to many of the diseases that affect the North American Dogwood. When I think about cornus kousa, I think of beautiful oblong dogwood blooms in the