Gray Dogwood

Conservation Trees

Tree Details

Gray Dogwood

The Gray Dogwood is thickly branched and slow growing sometimes producing a rounded shape, seldom reaching more than 6 feet high at maturity. White flowers bloom in May or June and are followed by white fruit set off by bright red fruit stalks in September and October. Competing vegetation should be controlled, particularly during the first few years after planting.

Shrubs

Height at 20
4-10
Height at Maturity
4-10
Spacing Within Rows
0-10
Spacing Between Rows
12-16