• Grows to 6-12 feet tall and wide at maturity
• Multitude of Yellowish-white cluster blooms in May to June, white to blue berries after, deciduous
  
• Fruit is a popular food for turkey, ruffed grouse, bobwhite, pheasant, and many other birds
• Green foliage that turns into shades of dark red to purple in the fall
• Twigs and leaves undersides have silky hairs, hence the name
  
• Can be grown in various types of soils and does fairly well in containers
• Full sun or partial shade
  
• Zone 5-8
  

7-Gal must be picked up at Nursery, cannot be shipped

At various times of the year we raise and sell these sizes: 1-Gal, Full Gal, 3-Gal, 5-Gal, and 7-Gal

Please be advised that humans and/or animals may have allergic reactions if part(s) of this plant are consumed or by coming into contact with sap from bruised or broken plant parts: Handling or rubbing against foliage of some Dogwoods may cause dermatitis in sensitive individuals. Some reports suggest that the raw fruit may be poisonous to humans.