Venus® Dogwood - Cornus Kousa Size:4-5 ft. Carolina silverbell is native to

Carolina silverbell is native to the southeastern United States and can be seen in the wild as a small understory tree and some even appear shrub like with multi-trunks making this tree good for woodland gardens

Those caterpillars feed nestling songbirds—Carolina chickadees alone require 6

and beautiful dark green leaves of the classic pink dogwood but guarantees true to color rose-red blooms

During the growing season (especially in fertile conditions) Merlot will maintain bright red/purple leaves

Calamintha nepeta

Venus® Dogwood - Cornus Kousa Size:4-5 ft. Carolina silverbell is native toVenus Dogwoods have huge flowers. You really have to see them in context to understand how large they are compared to other dogwoods. If you need to compensate for anything in your life Venus has you covered. Six to eight inch diameter bracts appear on the tree in late May early June lasting a few weeks before giving way to a very lovely kousa dogwood. The kousa dogwood is an Asian variety of our own native dogwood, but has its own unique beauty and