Miss Satomi Kousa Dogwood Deer Resistant are often ignored by North

are often ignored by North American wildlife

Apply 2 to 4 inches of mulch to keep roots cool and moist

Forest Service documents that dogwood drupes serve as important food for numerous songbird species

red leaves highlighting your small urban yard or plant multiples to line a driveway

but like most trees thrive in well-drained soil rich in organic matter

Miss Satomi Kousa Dogwood Deer Resistant are often ignored by NorthThe distinguishing characteristics of the 'Satomi' or 'Miss Satomi' kousa dogwood cultivar are a gentle layered form, blooms that open white and transform into a luxurious pink, and red edible fruits. Kousa dogwoods have a later and longer bloom time and the flowers will last around 6 weeks from June to July. In the fall the fruit ripens and 'Satomi' dogwood leaves turn a deep purplish red. The mature height of this tree is 15 to 20 ft. with a mature