Cornus kousa 'Constellation'® Rutcans Flowering Chinese Dogwood

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Cornus kousa 'Constellation'® Rutcans Flowering Chinese DogwoodCornus kousa 'Constellation Zones 5 9 Partial Sun to Full Sun Constellation' is a remarkable small tree, known for its vigorous growth and dense branching from base to crown. It features lush green foliage and is adorned with an abundance of large, white, flower like bracts that bloom from late spring to early summer. This deciduous, sterile cultivar does not produce fruit, making it an ideal standout for small gardens or woodland settings. It can

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These two cultivars do get confused some in the nursery trade which adds to the confusion

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He was calling it 'Yama momiji kitu'

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