A dogwood berry consists of a red fleshy fruit with a thin layer of yellow pulp around a large stony seed. If you noticed bits of the flesh and seeds, there will be no impact on the floral display ...

If you're looking for fall color in Georgia, dogwoods provide a spectacular source. Plus, their energy-packed berries are valuable for wildlife.

In fall, gray dogwood produces white berries on red stems. These fruits are gobbled up quickly by local and migrating wildlife. While not toxic to people, the berries are quite bitter and not edible.

Pagoda Dogwood Boasting fragrant white flowers in late spring and dark blue berries that appear in mid to late summer, pagoda dogwood (Cornus alternifolia) adds visual appeal throughout the seasons.

This dogwood species’ life span tops out at about 80 years. While its berries, ranging from bright red to yellow with a rosy blush, taste awful to humans, they are not toxic, and are an ...

A Berry Hill property home to a fashion boutique has been offered for sale for $1.6 million. Located at 2815 Dogwood Place ...

Cary residents can get a free dogwood, magnolia, elm, beautyberry tree. Here’s how. Kristen Johnson Published February 27, 2023 at 1:29 PM ...

Local news: Evansville woman set for legal fight with EWSU over sewer project Dogwood berries, one of our yard’s most abundant, popular crops, bring the biggest mix of harvesters. Count robins ...

This is the natural order of things, and we should be happy to see monarch butterfly caterpillars munching milkweed leaves, or birds feasting on dogwood berries in our yards.

There may be hope for that embattled Southern icon, the dogwood tree, say University of Florida researchers.