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We sell only bare root plants. We dip the roots in tera-sorb silicone gel to retain ample moisture for transit and surround with plastic. This is superior protection for plants in transit for up to 12 days.
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Description
Kousa Dogwood Tree Hardy from zones five to eight
Kousa Dogwood tree is a popular option for visual interest in any exterior space.
The hardiness zones of this tree make it easy for many homeowners to enjoy with little care and maintenance needed, apart from regular watering.
The canopy of the Dogwood species makes it easy to create a beautiful exterior space because of the intertwined branches of its wide canopy.
Hardy in most areas
Kousa Dogwood tree requires watering to give the foliage the deep colors that make it so popular.
The deep green leaves and attractive bark make this a famous tree that grows slowly to a medium rate to make pruning an easy task.
The tree is a popular choice in areas with harsh winters, including New York State, where it has become naturalized.
Beautiful Foliage
The deep green foliage of this tree is the reason for its popularity. In the Spring, the feel green foliage is the main attraction, followed by a beautiful late-Spring array.
In the Spring, between May and June, an array of star-shaped white flowers sits above the green leaves. The leaves and flowers of this tree fall to the ground in the Fall to leave a clear view of the beautiful bark.
An Interesting Bark
As the leaves of these Dogwoods fall, a view of the impressive bark is captured. The bark has been described as having an appearance similar to a jigsaw puzzle during the Fall.
Many owners of these trees choose to prune the branches in the Fall to better view the bark. Another reason for pruning the branches is to promote new growth in Spring. In Fall, the leaves of the tree transition to deep purple and red colors.
Slow Growth
One of the reasons why this Dogwood has become so popular is the slow rate of growth it enjoys. In perfect conditions, the tree will grow between 12 and 24 inches per year.
Slow growth rates make the tree a good choice for areas with power lines and those who want to keep their exterior space under control. By the time this tree reaches maturity, it reaches around 25 feet in height and width to create a canopy ball.
Native to Asia
This tree is native to parts of Asia, including Korea, China, and Japan.
The tree was brought to the U.S. in the mid-1870s and has become popular along the East Coast.
The fruits of these trees have become a popular food for squirrels and birds throughout the U.S.
