Cornus florida 'Appalachian Spring' White Blooming Dogwood Selected Size:1 gallon The berries themselves are fairly

The berries themselves are fairly tart but are often used with sugar to create a unique and desirable flavor

about 2/3 the size of chionanthus virginicus

This is very fitting for a tree with leaves that curl to look like a flock of origami birds are in flight upward toward the sky

Rare Dwarf Sherwood Elfin Japanese Maple Tree

a hybridizer in Virginia did a lot of breeding work that will benefit your garden

Cornus florida 'Appalachian Spring' White Blooming Dogwood Selected Size:1 gallon The berries themselves are fairlyCornus florida 'Appalachian Spring' Exceptional White Flowering Growing Native Dogwood Zones 5 9 Partial Sun to Full Sun Cornus florida 'Appalachian Spring' was found as a chance seedling from native dogwoods growing near Camp David in Maryland. It was selected by the breeding program at the University of Tennessee because of its resistance to anthracnose and its exceptional red fall color on the leaves. The blooms of Appalachian Spring are typical to