Appalachian Joy Dogwood Size:Sale In late winter/early spring the

In late winter/early spring the button-like blooms on 'Diane' will open up and unfurl ribbons of red to copper red blooms that smell like mild citrus with hints of spice

the redbud with its wonderful form and year round interest has great potential for any landscape

Even though this cultivar has strong stems the weight of the flowers can cause breakage in windy conditions

with watering every two to four days at the start

kousa cultivars tolerate more sun and heat

Appalachian Joy Dogwood Size:Sale In late winter/early spring theThe Appalachian Joy dogwood is specifically bred for enhanced hardiness and disease resistance. If you have struggled with dogwoods due to problems with fungus or mildew, this tree may be your ticket to a successful planting. Appalachian Joy also has what are know as supernumerary bracts. Rather than having the classic 4 petals, it can have up to 8 petals giving it a unique and very full look. The tree was developed by the University of Tennessee's