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In North America depending on region, dogwoods can be found in all shapes and sizes, ranging from an herb to a shrub like the roughleaf dogwood all the way to the Pacific dogwood which can reach 60 feet in height. All dogwoods are deciduous with heavy, hard and fine-textured wood. Many species of dogwood are popular as ornamental trees because of their lovely foliage and beautiful flowering display. Some are featured below:
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Flowering Dogwood Cornus florida |
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Kousa Dogwood Cornus kousa |
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Pagoda Dogwood Cornus alternifolia |
Images courtesy G. Lumis