Cloud Nine® Flowering Dogwood Deer Resistant then transform to vibrant reds

then transform to vibrant reds and purples in fall

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The Yoshino Cherry holds a distinguished place in American horticultural history as the centerpiece of Washington D

Some regional variation exists—NC State and Missouri Botanical Garden note that birds do consume the fruit in certain areas—but the overall ecological contribution is markedly reduced compared to native alternatives

Cloud Nine® Flowering Dogwood Deer Resistant then transform to vibrant redsThis cultivar was selected specifically for its profuse flowering habit, and when this tree decides to show off in early spring, it delivers overlapping white bracts so densely packed you'll wonder if someone snuck out in the night and glued extra flowers on. The four inch white bracts surround clusters of small greenish yellow true flowers, creating a spectacular display that arrives even when the tree is youngCloud 9 doesn't waste a decade being coy