The
Korean Dogwood is planted as a specimen, near a patio, or
in groupings. Korean Dogwood trees blooms later than the White
Dogwood and with a softer petal flower than the White Flowering
Dogwood.
This deciduous tree has red fruits that look like a big round
raspberry. The fall color is red to maroon. Because of its
disease resistance, it is becoming the best replacement for
the White Dogwood. The flowering tree, Korean Dogwood, has
low water requirements and displays a moderate tolerance for
salt and alkali soils.
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