Yellow brings cheer as spring arrives in small town
A reader notes a shift from gray to bright colors after a long winter and recalls seeing dogwood trees along York Street parkway. Confirmation by Tom Rapp and Bob McCartney identifies the trees as a native dogwood species, highlighting a subtle sign of seasonal renewal.
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Cornus mas and related dogwoods boost winter to spring appeal
Garden notes describe Cornus florida and Cousa dogwoods with white bracts and red autumn leaves, and Cornus mas called Corne lian cherry dogwood flowering in winter. Clemson notes pest resistance. cultivation hints cover soil, sun, drought tolerance, and potential as hedge or container specimen. Susan Elder, longtime Aiken gardener, comments on seasonal bloom and local observations.
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