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A dogwood tree can die from a combination of environmental stress, fungal diseases, and pest infestations that gradually overwhelm its natural defenses. The most common culprit is a fungal disease called dogwood anthracnose, which thrives in cool, wet conditions and can defoliate a tree within a single growing season. Other causes include improper … Read more
You should cut dead branches off a dogwood tree, and doing so is essential for its health, safety, and beauty. Dead branches on a dogwood tree can invite pests, spread disease, and ruin the tree’s natural shape, so removing them is a task every dogwood owner should master. If you’ve been staring at … Read more
White kousa dogwood is deer resistant, and that’s a big relief for gardeners who love this tree but deal with hungry deer. It’s not that deer will never touch it, but kousa dogwood is far less appealing to them than many other landscape favorites. If you’ve been searching for a beautiful, four-season tree … Read more
Roughleaf dogwood is not considered invasive in most of its native range. It’s a woody shrub that naturally grows across the southeastern United States, and while it can spread vigorously, calling it invasive would be a stretch for most gardeners. But I get why you’re asking—roughleaf dogwood has a way of popping up … Read more
Yellow twig dogwood is deer resistant, though no plant is completely deer-proof. Deer tend to avoid this shrub because of its texture and taste, making it a solid choice for gardens in deer-heavy areas. If you’ve been searching for a vibrant shrub that won’t become a deer buffet, yellow twig dogwood deer resistance … Read more