3. Eastern or Flowering Dogwood (Benthamidia or Cornus florida) Clemson Extension notes that the flowering dogwood tree “is ...

All are flowering trees native to the U.S. These trees often have multiple trunks and may only grow from 10 to 25 feet tall, so they’re good for smaller yards.

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Pruning, Shaping, and Wiring Dogwood trees are fairly fast-growing trees, with new shoots popping out quickly when springtime hits. The new shoots should be left to grow until four or five nodes ...

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However, it is OK to deadhead old flowers to reduce the spread of seeds. Related: 6 Must-Know Tips for Pruning Crape Myrtle Trees Correctly Flowering Dogwood Peter Krumhardt ...

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This dogwood variety is one of the most reliable and showy trees, says Still. "Although the 'blooms' are white leaf bracts and not technically flowers, the show can last up to six weeks starting ...

Hydrangea quercifolia 'Summit;' The popular oakleaf hydrangea produces spring flowers from buds formed the previous fall. These grow and flower best without pruning. First things first.