Dogwood - Mahoning™

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Dogwood - Mahoning™ Details:

Mature Height	9 to10 feet
Mature Spread	10 - 15 feet
Soil Type	Widely adaptable
Moisture	Widely adaptable
Mature Form	Upright
Growth Rate	Medium
Sun Exposure	Full sun to partial shade
Flower Color	White
Fall Color	Reddish purple
Foliage Color	Gray green
Zones	3-8

Dogwood - Mahoning™, Cornus racemosa 'Mahzam', is a suckering shrub with a distinctly multi-stemmed habit with branching that is upright and erect. Its shape is an irregular, broad-spreading clump that grows 10' to 15' tall with an equal spread. It has small, creamy white flowers, held in 2" diameter clusters, that bloom early spring to mid-June. The flowers are not extremely showy, but numerous. This deciduous Mahoning Dogwood plant can become a bit leggy with age. In the summer the leaf color is a dull gray-green, but in the fall it develops a rich, reddish purple with full sun exposure. It is tolerant of sun or shade and can withstand dry or wet soils, therefore, Mahoning is very adaptable. Use as a border, hedge, difficult growing site, naturalistic area, soil stabilization, or for wildlife food and shelter.

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