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Cornus kousa - Kousa Dogwood

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Cornus kousa is an enchanting presence in any garden setup, impressing throughout the year with its ever-changing beauty. Standing tall at a mature 15-30 feet, this East Asian native, popularly known as Kousa Dogwood, unfolds a dramatic two-act display each year. Spring ushers in an array of starry white to soft pink blossoms, transforming your garden into an ethereal wonderland. As autumn sets in, the vibrant green foliage deepens into a spectacular, warm purplish-red, perfectly complemented by clusters of luminous, berry-like fruit. The Kousa Dogwood's notable bark, an intriguing fusion of grey and cinnamon that exfoliates with age, adds an additional layer of curiosity. This low-maintenance tree thrives in full sun to partial shade and appreciates moderate watering. Beyond its ornamental charm, the Kousa Dogwood promotes a healthier garden, boasting commendable resistance to common dogwood diseases. Elevate your garden aesthetics with the timeless charm and resilient nature of the Kousa Dogwood.

  • Size: 15-30 feet tall
  • Flowers: Star-like, white to pink blossoms in late spring
  • Foliage: Green leaves that turn purplish-red in fall
  • Water usage: Moderate
  • Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade
  • Additional feature: Produces bright, berry-like fruit and has a unique, exfoliating bark. Notably resistant to common dogwood diseases.
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