Flowering Dogwood

Name: Flowering Dogwood
Brand: Pro Growers of New England, Inc
SKU: PGNE-22091
Price: 309.0 USD
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Size 1-1.5" AGFB 1.5-2" AGFB 2-2.5" AGFB 2.5-3" AGFB

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Cornus florida

Choose Flowering Dogwood if you want a native spring-blooming focal tree with layered branching. The tradeoff: it needs a thoughtful site with room, drainage, and airflow, not a tight, wet, or heavily compacted spot.

Buy This If

You want a native ornamental tree.
You like horizontal, layered branching.
You have space around the canopy.

Skip This If

You need a privacy screen.
Your soil stays wet.
You want a tight upright tree.

PGNE Report Card

Category	Grade	Why
Landscape Impact	A-	It gives a front yard strong spring bloom and a graceful branching shape without looking overdone.
Growth Rate	B	It grows at a moderate pace, so it is not instant shade but also not hard to manage.
Maintenance	B-	It is manageable when sited well, but poor drainage, crowding, and weak airflow can cause problems.
Deer Resistance	C	Young trees like this can be browsed or rubbed by deer, so protect it while it establishes where pressure is heavy.
Small Space Fit	C+	It can fit some smaller yards, but the wide branching habit needs room to look right.
Screening Value	D	This is a specimen tree, not a plant we would use for privacy.

Our Experience

At PGNE, we'd typically recommend Flowering Dogwood where it has breathing room, decent drainage, and visibility from the house. Do not tuck it into a cramped foundation corner.

Plant Facts

Mature Height	25 ft
Mature Width	27.5 ft
Hardiness Zones	5a-9b
Spacing	20 ft
Sun	Full Sun to Part Shade
Moisture	Dry to average
Growth Habit	Upright, spreading, layered

Customers Usually Ask

Is Flowering Dogwood native?

Yes, this is Cornus florida, the native flowering dogwood.

Will it work near the house?

Only if the bed has enough width and airflow; do not crowd it against the foundation.

Is it a good privacy tree?

No, use it as a focal tree, not as screening.

Why Trees Are a Lasting Investment

Trees bring structure, shade, and long-term value to any landscape. From flowering ornamentals to strong canopy trees, they define property lines, create privacy, and provide cooling relief during the summer months. Over time, trees grow into the most impactful and permanent feature of a landscape, adding both beauty and property value.

Shade & Energy Efficiency - Mature trees reduce summer heat, lower cooling costs, and create comfortable outdoor living spaces.
Long-Term Property - Value Established trees significantly increase curb appeal and overall home value.
Year-Round Landscape - Impact From spring growth to fall color and winter structure, trees provide continuous seasonal interest.

Pro Growers of New England, Inc

SKU:PGNE-22091

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Flowering Dogwood