Cornus kousa 'Cream Puff' Korean Dogwood

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Cornus kousa 'Cream Puff' Korean DogwoodCornus kousa 'Cream Puff' Korean Dogwood Zones 5 8 Partial Sun to Full Sun Cornus kousa 'Cream Puff' is a compact, deciduous dogwood known for its creamy white, abundant flower bracts in late spring to early summer. It features lush green foliage that turns shades of red and purple in fall, along with attractive exfoliating bark for winter interest. With a rounded form reaching about 810 ft tall and wide, 'Cream Puff' is ideal for small gardens,

because this tree does not have a regular ginkgo shape

It is easy to see it's close relation to your typical Japanese maple

wood lattices

'Wild Fire' was found by one of our good friends

Acer palmatum 'Beni musume' leafs out with pink red new growth that matures to bronze

This selection was found by our good friend

'June Snow - JFS' is a giant dogwood that is the most prolific blooming selection with large white clusters of blooms that often exceed 6-8 inches

Spring flush can be an intense fiery red if given plenty of sunlight

During the early summer

Fagus sylvatica 'Red Obelisk'

displaying a unique purple-blue hue and bristly texture that persists

'Mt Vernon' was found as a witches broom mutation or "blessing" and introduced by Wells Nursery of Mt Vernon