Blooms May–June, with distinctive white bracts surrounding small, greeinish-yellow flowers. Is a good choice for planting near utility lines, buildings or walls. Features dark green leaves that are 2–4" long and elliptic-ovate in shape. Has a beautiful form with horizontal branching.

How long does it take for a kousa dogwood to bloom?

Dogwoods require five to seven years to mature before blossoming. Among the factors that may affect flowering are excessive shade, lack of water and improper pruning.

What month do the dogwoods bloom?

The dogwood's profuse blooms appear between late March and mid-May and linger for weeks, giving way to green leaves in the summer. Photo by: Mark Turner. Dogwood trees and shrubs, some of the most popular in the country, offer an unmatched four-season display of beauty.