0000042708 00000 n Leaves turn red in fall. The bark is smooth when young. Flowering dogwood is typically 5 to 15 m tall. ‘Pygmaea' - Slow-growing (dwarf) plants with a rounded habit. This is a good specimen tree for a location with acidic soil and afternoon shade. Flowering dogwood was officially declared Missouri's state tree in 1955. Chemical Controls: Metalaxyl (Subdue) is effective as a preventative treatment, applied at 2-3 week intervals. 1' ( Simpson Nurseries ) - white-centered, red flowers; rusty-red fall foliage It is a common understory tree in wooded areas throughout the state. The flowering dogwood’s common name is derived from the Old English word ‘dagwood,’ since its hard wood was used to make daggers. The inner bark, cambium, and sapwood will show discoloration. across (7-10 cm), appear usually before the leaves. Ethnobotanic: Flowering dogwood root bark was used by Native Americans as a fever reducer, skin astringent, an antidiarrheal agent, and as a pain reliever for headaches, sores, and muscle inflammations. 0000003931 00000 n Flowering dogwood is well known for its four large, symmetrical, flower-like white leaves that surround a cluster of tiny yellow flowers. Tree Care Manual - Flowering Dogwood Vol 1, 2008 7 It has forest green foliage which emerges burgundy in spring. Cornus kousa is thought to be resistant to anthracnose and it can be planted in areas where anthracnose is a problem. The leaves are alternate, acutely veined, with a smooth to wavy margin. They can also be weakened and even killed by the dogwood borer. Plant Disease 80:310-312. Dogwood trees burst into life when they bloom in spring with clusters of flowers. For general undergraduate student information, contact Dr. Rick Durham at (859) 257-3249, or rdurham@uky.edu. Flowering dogwood is recognized by most people for its spring floral display that can be white or pink. Flowering dogwood has hard, close-grained wood. 2017: Pink Flowering Dogwood Cornus florida (Freedom Tree Farms) 2018: Pink Flowering Dogwood Cornus florida ( Freedom Tree Farms ) 2019: Cherokee Brave Dogwood Cornus florida 'Comco No. 0000005241 00000 n … Family: Cornaceae; Small- to medium-sized tree; Short trunk with spreading crown; Height around 9m (30') Leaves: Twigs & Fruiting Structures: Bark: Distribution and Uses: Leaves. Aboriginal people also used red osier dogwood: the bark was smoked in pipes or used to make red dye and the branches were used to make baskets. 0000004736 00000 n Dark green leaves, 3 to 6 inches long, turn an attractive red in fall. Flowering dogwood (Cornus florida) is a small Maryland native tree with white or pink flower bracts in the spring, colorful foliage in the fall, and berries that support wildlife. Produces many white flowers at an early age. Alternate-leaved or pagoda dogwood (C. alternifolia) is the only alternate-leaved dogwood in North America. of flowering dogwood in Catoctin Mountain park. Noted for its 4 seasons of interest, Cornus florida (Flowering Dogwood) is a large shrub or small deciduous tree adorned with a rounded to flat-topped canopy and elegant horizontal or tiered branches. Damaging Agents- Because of its thin bark, flowering dogwood is readily injured by fire. Flowering dogwood grows from about the mason-dixon line into the deep south territory. thin layers of bark in the affected area. Occasionally, it will reach a height of 40 feet with a trunk diameter of 12 to 18 inches. The Red Dogwood tree looks vibrant planted with abelias and azaleas. Flowering Dogwood. Consult a local pathologist for the latest in control measures. It is a very beautiful tree. Historical Notes Wood has been used for tool handles, mallets, and heads of golf clubs; r ed dye is made from the bark of the tree roots. The dogwood leaves turn purple and red during the fall. Native Americans used flowering dogwood to make scarlet dyes and tinctures. Flowering Dogwood features showy clusters of white flowers with white bracts held atop the branches in mid spring. For this reason, the tree bark flaking on dogwood trees may … A Complete Guide to Digging & … Bark—Cornus florida: Flowering dogwood Credits: Gitta Hasing, UF/IFAS. ‘Red Beauty' - Red bract color on a compact plant. Nevertheless, these highly visible white (sometimes pink or rose) flower-clusters are a distinctive feature of forests, fields, and hillsides in springtime Ohio. The dark, reddish-brown bark is rough and deeply checkered, making it … Dogwood is ideal. It is relatively easy to peel the bark off of the tree, pieces at a time. More than 50 species of birds feed on the berries of flowering dogwood in the Backus Woods of Ontario alone. Flowering dogwood is a small deciduous tree that blooms with white, pink, or red flowers in early spring; it is the state tree of North Carolina. This particular tree also has chunks of bark missing or loosely attached, likely due to some of the harsh weather it has endured over the past few months. If plants bloom, they are white. Site design : Academic Web Pages. Song and game birds eat the berries and deer browse the twigs. Flowering dogwood has a low-branching habit with a flattish crown. Flooding also is detrimental to flowering dogwood. 0000011485 00000 n The pointy leaves turn an outstanding brick red in the fall. Occasionally, it will reach a height of 40 feet with a trunk diameter of 12 to 18 inches. Flowering dogwood is a low elevation zone tree where it is fairly widespread from stream sides to exposed slopes and ridgetops. Over the years, the bark darkens in color and develops a patch or block pattern. Symptoms of anthracnose include large tan blotches or purple-rimmed leaf spots. Send mail to cgcass0@uky.edu with questions about this site. In spring, profuse star-like blooms, 3-4 in. The rough bark is a reddish-brown color. GardenClips 54,532 views. Cornus florida - Flowering Dogwood (Cornaceae)-----Cornus florida is a small tree with four-season appeal. As an understory tree, flowering dogwood provides cover for many forest animals, and also protects species at forest edges. Noted for its 4 seasons of interest, Cornus florida (Flowering Dogwood) is a large shrub or small deciduous tree adorned with a rounded to flat-topped canopy and elegant horizontal or tiered branches. Its profuse sprouting ability may actually increase the number of stems in fire-damaged stands, however (12). 0000009545 00000 n x�bbg`b``Ń3� �� �N� Red Dogwood trees grow in full sun to part shade and are adaptable to most well-draining neutral to acidic soils, including clay. The dried root-bark is antiperiodic, astringent, diaphoretic, mildly stimulant and tonic. Dogwood bark was indeed included in one of the earliest and most common replacement for quinine, a compound tincture prepared with 40% willow bark, 30% poplar bark, and 30% dogwood bark soaked in whisky for two weeks. It delights us with its beauty all year long, with its clouds of white flowers visible in springtime woodlands, its attractive green midsummer foliage, its brilliant red or orange leaves and bright red berries in fall, and its interesting bark in winter. Dogwood is both a native and introduced species across North America, especially the cooler climates. The wood is extremely dense but highly susceptible to decay. It was also used to counteract the effects of many poisons and as a general tonic for Flowering dogwood is recognized by most people for its spring floral display that can be white or pink. Finden Sie hochwertige Fotos, die Sie anderswo vergeblich suchen. Growing from 15 to 30 tall and wide at maturity, this dogwood is large enough to be a yard tree, but stays small enough to be used in a garden or a larger mixed or raised bed. Ninety percent of dogwood cut since the late 19th century has been used to make shuttles for the textile industry. Does get leaf scorch in full sun. 2. The common name, dogwood, comes from England. They typically have four petals ranging in color from white to pink, and they are found on the branches of the trees, near the leaves. 0000002793 00000 n At one time during the Civil War, when quinine was not available, tea from the dogwood tree bark was used to treat malaria. Consult a local pathologist for the latest in control measures. Chemical Controls: Metalaxyl (Subdue) is effective as a preventative treatment, applied at 2-3 week intervals. Are suitable for par… They used the dogwood tree medicinally too. Cornus florida. American dogwood bark is still used today as medicine, but not very often. How to care for flowering dogwood Below are some of the need-to … Some native Americans used dogwood bark to derive a scarlet dye, which they used to color bald eagle feathers and porcupine quills. endstream endobj 244 0 obj<>/Metadata 29 0 R/PieceInfo<>>>/Pages 28 0 R/PageLayout/OneColumn/OCProperties<>/StructTreeRoot 31 0 R/Type/Catalog/LastModified(D:20060808142517)/PageLabels 26 0 R>> endobj 245 0 obj<>/PageElement<>>>/Name(HeaderFooter)/Type/OCG>> endobj 246 0 obj<>/ColorSpace<>/Font<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text/ImageC]/ExtGState<>>>/Type/Page>> endobj 247 0 obj<> endobj 248 0 obj<> endobj 249 0 obj<> endobj 250 0 obj<> endobj 251 0 obj<> endobj 252 0 obj[/ICCBased 265 0 R] endobj 253 0 obj<> endobj 254 0 obj<> endobj 255 0 obj<> endobj 256 0 obj<> endobj 257 0 obj<>stream Bark. Song and game birds eat the berries and deer browse the twigs. Cornus Florida, or Flowering Dogwood, is a small, deciduous, flowering tree that may grow 15 to 25 feet tall and 4 to 6 inches in diameter. First year stems are purple to reddish green, turning gray by year two. 2��*�'Z��㘧�It��4�C �-.�&{��oA��x��D��+(�}b�!�em�7� Medicinal use of Flowering Dogwood: Flowering dogwood was employed medicinally by a number of native North American Indian tribes who valued it especially for its astringent and antiperiodic properties. Bark—Cornus florida: Flowering dogwood Credits: Gitta Hasing, UF/IFAS. Comments: Found only in the southeast corner of Kansas, Cornus florida is one of our most showy native trees when in bloom. This makes flowering dogwood a very important tree for wildlife. For landscaped areas, flowering dogwoods: 1. 1996. Bark damage of any kind heals very slowly and flowering dogwood does not tolerate heavy pruning. across (7-10 cm), appear usually before the leaves. Sales dropped to such an extent that many merchants stopped marketing it. Legend has it that dogwood was once a tall tree, but that changed when it was chosen to make the cross where Jesus Christ was crucified. 271 0 obj<>stream In the fall, it has bright red berries that grow in clusters. ... 2017: Pink Flowering Dogwood Cornus florida (Freedom Tree Farms) 2018: Pink Flowering Dogwood Cornus florida (Freedom Tree Farms) 2019: Cherokee Brave Dogwood Cornus florida 'Comco No. endstream endobj 270 0 obj<>/Size 243/Type/XRef>>stream It is a shrub or small, low-branched tree usually with a flat-topped crown, oval or ovate leaves, about 3 to 6 inches (7.6 to 15.2 cm) long and 1 to 3 inches (2.5 to 7.6 cm) wide. 0000002248 00000 n In modern times, overuse of flowering dogwood as a cut flower has threatened native stands of the tree. 0000015025 00000 n Flowering dogwood has a low-branching habit with a flattish crown. The flowers are said to have similar properties. Some dogwood species are particularly easy to identify during the spring, while their flowers are in bloom. Flowering dogwood (Cornus florida) is a native forest understory tree found naturally in acidic (pH 5.5-6.5), well-drained soil in semi-shaded areas. Selected cultivars by category include: Borers are a big threat to flowering dogwood, especially when its trunk is damaged by lawn mowers. Flooding also is detrimental to flowering dogwood. It produces red berries from early to late fall. The inner bark of the flowering dogwood and its roots are aromatic and contain a chemical known as alkaloid cornin. ‘Barton' - Good white cultivar for southern gardens. They are often poisoned or bulldozed after logging operations have been completed. Flowering Dogwood Cornus florida. Flowering dogwood was employed medicinally by a number of native North American Indian tribes who valued it especially for its astringent and antiperiodic properties. startxref Hansen, VPISU, Bugwood.org Spot anthracnose and other leaf spots Leaf spots on flowering dogwoods are common and … It is used for tool handles, mallets, and heads of golf clubs. Different species will have variations on this appearance, but the generally scale-like appearance of the tree's bark makes it easy to identify. An ounce of this concoction was administered to patients three times a day as a tonic and fever reducer. Flowering Dogwood (Cornus florida)Description Flowering dogwoods grow to a height of 35 to 40 feet (10 to 12 m). Click here, then click on your county either on the map or from the list of counties below it. Flowering dogwood trees are perennial species of woody plants belonging to the genus Cornus. Native Americans used it as a treatment for malaria. Flowering dogwood attains its greatest size and growth potential in the Upper South, sometimes up to 40 feet in height. Infected leaves tend to remain on the tree after they normally would have fallen. The showy Red Dogwood tree is a lovely accent or focal tree. In spring, profuse star-like blooms, 3-4 in. They are quite winter hardy but are sensitive to mechanical injury and a variety of pests and diseases. Its powdered bark was made into toothpaste and the root bark provided a scarlet dye. Flowering dogwood has large, showy, deeply notched bracts, 4 of which surround each cluster of inconspicuous perfect flowers, in bloom from May to June. Damaging Agents- Because of its thin bark, flowering dogwood is readily injured by fire. %PDF-1.4 %���� The bark was simmered in water and the extract was used to relieve sore and aching muscles. Flowering dogwood has hard, close-grained wood. WARNING: Some websites to which these materials provide links for the convenience of users are not managed by the University of Kentucky. Cornus Florida, or Flowering Dogwood, is a small, deciduous, flowering tree that may grow 15 to 25 feet tall and 4 to 6 inches in diameter. It is popular in home and commercial landscaping because of the early spring flowers and bright red berries. ‘Spring Grove' - Selection from Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati. Older branches and trunks develop a blocky pattern of gray to reddish-brown. A red dye can be made from the bark of the roots. ‘Cherokee Chief' - Has rose red to ruby red flowers and red fall color. A Complete Guide to Digging & … You may find it helpful to use a stake to keep the tree straight in its first year to avoid damaging the bark of your flowering dogwood. Dogwood tea, made from the tree's bark, was used as a substitute for quinine during the Civil War. 243 29 Of course, flowering dogwood is not native to the area where Christ was crucified. Sherald, J. L. et al. 0000010521 00000 n Native Americans used cornin for the treatment of malaria. For graduate student information, contact Dr. Doug Archbold at 859-257-3352, or darchbol@uky.edu, Flowering Dogwood - Cornus floridaDogwood Family (Cornaceae). Its tree form and leaf is easily recognizable as a dogwood species, but the berry is totally different from flowering dogwood. ‘Royal Red' - Dark red bract color to go with bright red new leaves that turn again in the fall. 0000003567 00000 n FEATURES Form-small deciduous tree-maturing at 15' tall x 20' wide Comments: Found only in the southeast corner of Kansas, Cornus florida is one of our most showy native trees when in bloom. The Kentucky champion tree is in Warren County and is about 35 feet tall. This species and the Pacific dogwood are prone to dogwood anthracnose, which can be controlled by pruning away affected branches. Sadly, however, flowering dogwoods are disappearing from our landscape. Provide three seasons of interest, with pink or white flower bracts in the summer, red berries in summer, and attractive red to burgundy color in the fall. ‘Welchii' - This variegation is green and white with hints of pink. Flowering dogwood, in particular, proved suitable for making bowls, pipes, mallets, golf clubs, and tool handles. xref Copyright 2020, University of Kentucky, College of Agriculture, Food and Environment. The bark of the dogwood tree has had many uses from washing sick dogs to making daggers and arrows. For undergraduate student information regarding the Sustainable Agriculture program, contact Dr. Krista Jacobsen at (859) 257-3921, or krista.jacobsen@uky.edu. The Kentucky champion tree is in Warren County and is about 35 feet tall. Flowering dogwood, in particular, proved suitable for making bowls, pipes, mallets, golf clubs, and tool handles. Lookalikes: Dogwood borer M.A. Cornus florida, the flowering dogwood, is a species of flowering tree in the family Cornaceae native to eastern North America and northern Mexico.An endemic population once spanned from southernmost coastal Maine south to northern Florida and west to the Mississippi River. What appears to be a single, showy flower on this tree actually is a cluster of flowers surrounded by 4, petal-like "bracts." 0 Flowering dogwood tree bark is dark gray. Cornus florida: Flowering Dogwood 4 which allows the leaves to stay as dry as possible. Cornus kousa is thought to be resistant to anthracnose and it can be At the northern end of its range, heights of 30–33 feet are more typical. x�b```b`` d`e`��f`@ �����SO��30$��l��QPr�H�ΜĤ� ���)�֭�xEAAJ�].��)I��2��� ‘First Lady' - Leaves variegated yellow and white. It is used for tool handles, mallets, and heads of golf clubs. It is little used in modern herbalism. 0000007646 00000 n The dried root-bark is antiperiodic, astringent, diaphoretic, mildly stimulant and tonic. Christ commanded that from that moment on, the dogwood would be slender and twisted so that it could no longer be used for a cross. Fall leaf color is red to reddish-purple, although trees sited in full shade may have poor fall color. An excellent landscape choice for all four seasons, the white dogwood is a favorite in many yards and gardens. Photo: Chris Evans, University of Illinois, Bugwood.org . 0000012355 00000 n Once established this variety is drought tolerant, but will grow and bloom best when the soil is watered when it is dry. A red dye can be made from the bark of the roots. Dogwood flowers are typically white, but some species produce yellow, pale red or pink blossoms. in Flowering Dogwood, Cornus florida, after Attack by the Dogwood Club Gall, Resseliella clavula. Flowering dogwood bark breaks into distinctive small square plates nearly black in color. Cherokee Sunset™ - Deep pink to light red flowers and variegated yellow and green foliage. ‘Salicifolia' - Slow-growing plant with a rounded growth habit. Its trunk is covered with small, block-like bark. Evaluate irrigation, and reduce if necessary. The bark is smooth when the tree’s young, and then as the tree ages, the bark breaks up into small squares that make the trunk look like it’s covered in scales. ‘Cloud 9' - Reaches a height of only 15 feet with a 20-foot spread. The legend says the tree was ashamed, and asked Christ to forgive it. Cultural Controls: Improve drainage. It is also used for mallet heads and wedges, as it can be hammered on the ends without splitting and mushrooming out. Fertilize in early spring and when planting to give your tree a boost. It was once used to make hay forks, hubs of small wheels, rake teeth and machinery bearings because it wears smoother as it is used. 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