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White Dogwood is a timeless favorite in the landscape, growing 15–25 feet tall with a layered, spreading form that brings elegance to any yard. In early spring, it puts on a spectacular show with crisp white flower-like bracts that last for weeks. Summer foliage is rich green, turning shades of red and purple in fall, while clusters of red berries feed birds into winter. Its modest size, wildlife appeal, and year-round charm make it perfect for front yards, understory planting, or cottage-style gardens. This native tree is a classic choice for adding softness, structure, and seasonal interest.
This section shows how the plant will fit into your yard and into your life.
White spring blooms, bold fall color, red winter berries
Foundation planting, woodland edge, front yard specimen, understory tree
Low pollen
Non-toxic
Low to moderate; some berry and leaf drop in fall
Moderate (monitor for disease and prune lightly if needed)
This section covers practical care information for homeowners.
Moderate; prefers consistent moisture
Well-drained, acidic soils; dislikes compacted or soggy soil
Low to moderate
Low
Moderate; can be susceptible to anthracnose and powdery mildew
