Cornus Florida 'Appalachian Mist' ~ Appalachian Mist Dogwood na-native In mid-summer stems holding unusually

In mid-summer stems holding unusually large airy clusters of small purple-tinged flowers raise above the foliage like a cloud which turn brown in fall and persist through winter

Leaf tips will brown if soil dries out

similar to the Leyland Cypress

The buds open green before swelling with a color depending on the soil PH - a vibrant red in acidic soils

COMPANION PLANTS:  Petunia

Cornus Florida 'Appalachian Mist' ~ Appalachian Mist Dogwood na-native In mid-summer stems holding unusuallyAppalachian Mist Dogwood is a small native deciduous tree with low branching and foliage that turn red burgundy in fall. The beautiful creamy white flowers bloom in spring, and are followed by red berries in the summer. Grows best in partial shade and well drained soil. Appalachian Mist has improved resistance ti powdery mildew Type: Tree Origins: S. and E. North America; GA Native Height: 15' 20' Spread: 15 25' Spacing: 20' USDA Hardiness Zone: 5 9