green leaves. Just no blooms. Cause: The most common causes for dogwood not blooming are: not enough sun (tree grows in shade, but won't bloom well there); tree drying out in summer and not ...

Case in point, the alternate leaved dogwood. As Purdue Extension forester Lenny Farlee explains, this native tree has an alternate leaf arrangement unlike its dogwood cousins in North America, which ...

Just when spring feels like it’s here to stay, Dogwood Winter arrives to remind us that winter isn’t quite finished. This ...

She suggests homeowners occasionally check their dogwood trees for signs of infection and have a trained eye look at trees or leaves that show signs of infection such as spots, blotches or blight.

By summer, the tree develops glossy green leaves, providing lush foliage, while its smooth, gray bark adds a layer of texture. As fall approaches, the flowering dogwood undergoes a transformation ...

Among the selections was a branch from the Japanese dogwood, scientifically known as Cornus mas or Cornelian cherry. This ...

This term refers to a brief but sharp cold snap in mid-to-late spring, typically occurring when the dogwood trees are in bloom. These brief cold snaps take place in parts of the U.S., especially ...