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Arctic Fire® Red Redosier Dogwood
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FAQ's for Buying Dogwood Bushes Online
What are the best uses for Dogwood shrubs in the landscape?
What are the best uses for Dogwood shrubs in the landscape?
Dogwood shrubs are ideal for privacy hedges, windbreaks, and naturalized borders. Their colorful stems, flowers, and fall foliage also make them excellent focal points in mixed shrub beds or as specimen plantings. Use them in wildlife-friendly gardens, woodland edges, or foundation plantings for four-season beauty.
Do Dogwood shrubs attract pollinators and wildlife?
Do Dogwood shrubs attract pollinators and wildlife?
Yes, Dogwood shrubs are highly attractive to butterflies, bees, and beneficial insects. Their spring flowers provide nectar, while the berries that follow are a vital food source for songbirds. Many species also serve as host plants for moth and butterfly larvae, making them an essential part of a pollinator-friendly garden.
When and how should I prune Dogwood shrubs?
When and how should I prune Dogwood shrubs?
Dogwood shrubs should be pruned in late winter or very early spring before new growth begins. For the best winter stem color, renewal pruning is recommended—remove the oldest stems at ground level every two to three years. This encourages younger, more colorful growth. Thicket-forming varieties may also require sucker removal to control spreading.
Do Dogwood shrubs tolerate cold and wet soils?
Do Dogwood shrubs tolerate cold and wet soils?
Absolutely. Most Dogwood shrubs are hardy in USDA zones 3 to 8 and tolerate a wide range of soil types, including clay and wet conditions. Native varieties, in particular, thrive in higher moisture environments, making them excellent choices for rain gardens or low-lying areas.
Are Dogwood shrubs low-maintenance?
Are Dogwood shrubs low-maintenance?
Yes, Dogwood shrubs are easy-care, drought-tolerant once established, and resistant to most pests and diseases. They need minimal fertilizing and adapt well to pruning. Deer typically avoid them, especially when treated with repellents, making them a reliable choice for nearly any landscape.


