White Flowering Dogwood

Growth Height: 15-30 feet

Seedling Size:  12-18 inches

Flowers:
The "flowers" are actually white bracts, which are modified leaves that surround the true flowers. They appear in early spring before the leaves emerge, creating a striking display. 

Leaves:
The leaves are dark green in the summer, turning a brilliant reddish-purple in the fall, providing a second season of vibrant color. 

Fruit:
In the fall, the tree produces glossy red berries that are attractive to birds. 

Size:
It's a relatively small tree, typically growing 15-30 feet tall, making it suitable for a variety of landscapes. 

Wildlife:
The berries and foliage provide food and shelter for various wildlife, including birds and butterflies. 

Uses:
It's a popular choice for specimen trees, woodland gardens, and bird gardens.