This tree is native to the Carolinian Zone and will grow best in the milder regions of Southern Ontario (Zone 5 to 7).
Gorgeous, small tree with a magnificent display of white flowers in late spring and stunning red fall bark colour. A unique species that is perfect for a small garden.
Produces red berry-like drupes from August to September that attract various birds. Best planted in a protected site for winter survival. Protect from rabbits chewing bark in the winter time.
Wondering if this species is right for your landscape? Check out these resources:
More information about Flowering Dogwood
More information about the Carolinian Zone
Map of the Carolinian Zone
Photos from: The Scott Arboretum (flowers) and Clemson College (tree)
