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Cornus florida 'Appalachian Spring' - Appalachian Spring Dogwood

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Cornus florida 'Appalachian Spring' is more than just another tree. Known as the Appalachian Spring Dogwood, this robust and remarkable specimen is a marvel of year-round beauty. In the spring, it graces your garden with a splendid show of pink to white blooms, which later transition into an enticing display of scarlet berries in the fall set against red-purple leaves. Standing between 15-20 feet, this tree fits beautifully into various landscapes, from small gardens to spacious parks. Its versatility continues with its ability to adapt to multiple soil conditions, although it shows a preference for well-drained, acidic soil under partial shade. Key features include a moderate water requirement and a notable appeal to various wildlife through its nutritious red fruits. With strong resistance to disease and an inviting nature to pollinators, the Appalachian Spring Dogwood offers not just aesthetic appeal but also an excellent support system for local fauna. Your garden’s charm and character will be greatly enhanced by introducing this striking, dependable tree.

  • Size: 15-20 feet tall
  • Flowers: Pink to white
  • Foliage: Dark green, transitions to red-purple in fall
  • Water usage: Moderate (prefers well-drained, acidic soil)
  • Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade
  • Wildlife appeal: Produces appetizing red fruit that attracts birds; invites a range of pollinators.
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