Pagoda Dogwood

Round flattened clusters of white fragrant flowers from May through June produce dark blue/black berries (drupes) on red stalks that mature in late summer, rounded alternate leaves, like all the Dogwoods - it has great fall color in shades of red and purple, distinctive tree shape with sets of branches parallel to ground and upturned branch tips, attracts butterflies and native bees, wildlife food (bluebirds, ruffed grouse, flickers, waxwings.), host to Spring Azure and Summer Azure Butterflies (Celastrina ladon and C. neglecta) as well as several moths including the Friendly Pobole Moth (Probole amicaria), suitable for bonsai.

10-25 foot tall (6-15 foot wide)
Plant Hardiness Zones: 3a-7b
Small Tree
Deer Resistant (once established)

Native Range: Labrador through s ON to MN, south to AL & the FL panhandle

Germination - Moderately Difficult: Warm stratify until mid-Nov, then cold stratify 5 months. Plant outside by mid-Apr. May take 3 months to germinate. Cover with screen to protect seed from rodents.

Pagoda Dogwood 6-12 inch in a quart pot $20.00

Pagoda Dogwood 1-2 foot in a quart pot $22.00

Pagoda Dogwood 2-3 foot in a quart pot $25.25

Pagoda Dogwood in a Wet-Pack Seed Packet** $7.00

** Our "wet-pack" seed packets are a more complex version of our normal seed packets, and have been designed (and tested)for species whose seeds require additional care and packaging to keep them healthy. Please follow the species-specific germination instructions found on the seed envelope carefully, and be gentle with any roots that may have started to sprout; just because they've produced roots, doesn't mean they're ready to grow!

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