Photo of Cornus kousa (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus kousa - A small, deciduous flowering tree or multi-stemmed shrub that typically grows 15-30’ tall, with a vase-shaped habit in the early years but eventually maturing to a more rounded form. Bloom occurs in late spring. The showy flower are the four narrowly pointed petal-like white bracts which surround the center cluster of insignificant, yellowish-green, true flowers. Flowers are followed by berry-like fruits which mature to a pinkish red in summer and persist into fall. Fruits are technically edible, but are usually left for the birds. Leaves are dark green, but usually turns attractive shades of reddish-purple to scarlet in autumn. Mottled, exfoliating, tan and gray bark on mature trees is attractive in winter. Family: Cornaceae
Author :
Donald Buma
Photo # :
41390
Online since:
March 13th 2022
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Cornus kousa (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus kousa (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus kousa (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus kousa (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus kousa (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus kousa (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus kousa (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus kousa (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus kousa (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus kousa (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus kousa (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus kousa (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus kousa (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus kousa (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus kousa (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus kousa (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus Milky Way (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus Wolf Eyes (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus Wolf Eyes (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus Wolf Eyes (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus Wolf Eyes (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus Wolf Eyes (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus Milky Way (Japanese Dogwood)
Cornus Milky Way (Japanese Dogwood)
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