Jean's Appalachian Snow Dogwood Fall Color

Jean's Appalachian Snow Dogwood Fall ColorAppalachian Snow Dogwood (Cornus florida 'Jean's Appalachian Snow') When you need a dogwood that laughs in the face of powdery mildew while delivering a floral display big enough to stop traffic, Jean's Appalachian Snow has entered the chat. This cultivar features massive white bractswe're talking 4 to 5 inches acrossthat overlap like carefully shuffled playing cards to create one of the most substantial blooms in the dogwood world. The bracts emerge

the red flowering dogwood develops the signature horizontal branching pattern that gives flowering dogwoods their distinctive layered architecture

where the red trait occasionally appears as a spontaneous mutation

the trees produce flat

The leaves on the old growth are a darker green and the new growth sports bright green leaves

this tree is spectacular

Baja Burgundy has all of the winning characteristics of Sombrero line

this little coreopsis really is one-of-a-kind

along with brilliant red berries that attract up to 36 species of songbird through the early winter

[3] University of Florida IFAS Extension

and particularly heavy fruit production [1]

which butterflies and pollinators love

and containers adding a splash of color and evergreen appeal wherever you choose to use them