Kousa Dogwood
Cornus Kousa
| Plant Type: | Deciduous |  Berries  Leaf  Bark |
| Leaf: | Broad and flat. Spring summer-green, fall-purple scarlet. Leaves are in the opposite pattern. | |
| Flower: | White and four petals, blossoms in late summer | |
| Fruit: | Small red and circular berries | |
| Hardiness: | Zones 5-8 | |
| Culture: | Types of soil sandy, loam, or clay; partial shade to full sun; pH Range 3.7-6.5 | |
| Size: | Average hight 7-10m.(20-30 ft.). Spread 3-8m. (15-20ft.) | |
| Uses: | Ornamental and shade | |
| Notes | Originated in China, Korea, and Japan; the Kousa Dogwood has smaller flowers than the Chinese Dogwood; the berries attract birds. |
Kousa Dogwood in the Frontier Park neighborhood area
