Cornus florida 'Appalachian Spring' White Blooming Dogwood

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Cornus florida 'Appalachian Spring' White Blooming DogwoodCornus florida 'Appalachian Spring' Exceptional White Flowering Growing Native Dogwood Zones 5 9 Partial Sun to Full Sun Cornus florida 'Appalachian Spring' was found as a chance seedling from native dogwoods growing near Camp David in Maryland. It was selected by the breeding program at the University of Tennessee because of its resistance to anthracnose and its exceptional red fall color on the leaves. The blooms of Appalachian Spring are typical to

The small green leaves and compact shrubby structure of this maple give it a unique appearance

The shrub-like habit of this selection provides a great interest

however the two are different and even have different origins

‘Amelia Rose’ is a cross between ‘Pride of Prichard’ double indica azalea and a ‘Elsie Lee’ large double blooming cold tolerant azalea hybrid

Azalea 'Johga' White Blooms With Purple Blotch

'Marjan' is expected to reach 12-15 ft in 20 years

'Uncle Fogy' may reach 3 ft in height by 10 ft in width in 10 years

‘Ogurayama’ is sometimes listed as Acer shirasawanum or Acer japonicum

'Sleepy' may reach 2-3 ft in height by 3-4 in width in 10 years

‘Morton Arboretum #644-81’ leafs out as a dark red before maturing to green

Flowers from the early spring on 'Royal Ruby' also mature to ruby red seeds in the late spring giving a great show through fall

Acer palmatum 'In The Pink'