Dogwood Trees

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Dogwood Trees: A Quiet Beauty That Feels Like Home Dogwood Trees are trees that feel like home. Before summer heat, their soft blooms make a patch of the landscape feel like it’s been hand-painted. Petals cup a small cluster of gold that’s positively dazzling in the light. Opening the first Dogwood flower in the spring is one of the best gardening rites of passage because the world is about to change for the better. Dogwoods don’t just improve a landscape. They take what’s already good about a yard, a garden and make it more relaxing and restful. Dogwoods are one reason we all love gardens. Dogwoods have been a specialty at TN Nursery for over 65 years. We understand the allure that keeps gardeners coming back to them year after year, generation after generation. Dogwoods from TN Nursery have grown at Arlington National Cemetery and on the grounds of the Washington Monument since 1959. They have shaded countless family gardens where the most important gathering place is the yard. We know what we’re doing when we grow Dogwoods. This legacy is a standard that we reference for every tree that’s planted. Dogwoods are part of something more than just landscaping. They are part of the making of memories that last. Why Dogwoods Feel Special — Season After Season Dogwood Trees are what real estate calls a “curb appeal” showstopper. As soon as early spring arrives, you’ll know it. While most other trees are still bare of leaves, Dogwoods are not bare at all. They are covered in blooms with soft bracts that shimmer white or pink and almost glow. Shade from Dogwood Trees in the summer is layered and dappled, so sitting under it is naturally calming and restful. In fall, the Dogwood comes into its own as the leaves transform from green to the brightest reds and burgundies. Bright red berries in bunches appear and they’re a hit with birds. Dogwood Trees are quietly interesting every season. There’s always something to look forward to when a Dogwood is part of a landscape. Dogwoo