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known as
dogwoods or cornels,
which can
generally be
distinguished by
their blossoms, berries, and
distinctive bark. Most are
deciduous trees or shrubs...
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deciduous tree 8–12 m (26–39 ft) tall, in the
flowering plant family Cornaceae.
Common names include kousa,
kousa dogwood,
Chinese dogwood,
Korean dogwood, and...
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species of
dogwood known by the
common names Bentham's cornel,
evergreen dogwood,
Himalayan flowering dogwood, and
Himalayan strawberry-
tree. It is native...
- nuttallii, the
Pacific dogwood,
western dogwood, or
mountain dogwood, is a
species of
dogwood tree native to
western North America. The
tree's name used by...
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Cornus florida, the
flowering dogwood, is a
species of
flowering tree in the
family Cornaceae native to
eastern North America and
northern Mexico. An...
- red brush, red willow,
redstem dogwood,
redtwig dogwood, red-rood,
American dogwood, cr****
dogwood, and
western dogwood. It is a
medium to tall deciduous...
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flowering dogwood trees are in bloom. The
festival attracts approximately 200,000 annually.
There was no
festival in 1942–45 nor 2020. "Atlanta
Dogwood Festival...
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commonly known as
green osier, alternate-leaved
dogwood, and
pagoda dogwood. It is a
small deciduous shrub or
tree growing to 25 feet (8 m) (rarely 30 feet (9 m))...
- quatre-temps, crackerberry, and
creeping dogwood.
Unlike its relatives,
which are for the most part
substantial trees and shrubs, C. canadensis is a creeping...
- An
example of this is a
photographic postcard attached to the poem "
Dogwood Tree",
which says: "The
negro now/By
eternal grace/Must
learn to stay in the...
