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New for Spring 2023!
You’ll want to plant this superb native shrub near your deck, patio, living room or kitchen window, so you can watch the birds delight in its nourishing fruits come Fall.
Unfortunately at this time we cannot ship into FL,ID,MT,OR.
Overview
Look forward to the feeding frenzy that will start once your Native Dogwood shrub produces berries. It has been estimated that the fatty, high-energy fruits are relished by hundreds of birds - among them, robins, cardinals, catbirds, and Cedar Waxwings. If you live in the country or keep poultry, ducks, turkeys, and quail will join in on the feast.
Native Red Twig Dogwood: Prized for golden orange and fiery red leaves, this Dogwood is grown primarily for their stems, which turn a candy-apple-red color in winter. Birds don’t care about that, however—they love their plump white berries. This Dogwood will mature to be 6-9' tall, and 8-12' wide. Good for zones 3-7. As fruits ripen, you may notice Cedar Waxwings, Purple Finches, catbirds, titmice, grosbeaks, robins, cardinals, kingbirds, bluebirds and more. Native to the Western and Northern parts of the United States.
Native Roughleaf Dogwood: Enjoy star-shaped, cream-white flowers in early Spring. This striking native shrub produces jewel-tone berries that progress from porcelain-blue to cobalt as they ripen. This Dogwood will mature to be 6-12' tall, and 6-12' wide. Good for zones 5-8. Await species like Cedar Waxwings, robins, Purple Finches, Evening Grosbeaks, bluebirds, cardinals, kingbirds, and Downy Woodpeckers. Native to Eastern and Central United States.
Native Silky Dogwood: Admire intricate, star-shaped flowers in early Spring. This multi-stemmed shrub offers plump white berries to birds and other wildlife in late summer and early fall. This Dogwood will mature to be 6-15' tall, and 6-15' wide. Good for zones 5-8. At least 45 species of birds enjoy this dogwood, including robins, cardinals, catbirds, and Cedar Waxwings. Native to the Eastern United States.
Native Southern Swamp Dogwood: Clusters of petite white blossoms coat the shrub as the lance-shaped foliage adds an elegant backdrop. White berries take the place of the blooms and the gray-green leaves turn to a dusty purple/red in fall. As the berries die off, the red of the stems provide an early winter interest. This shrub will mature to be 6-15' tall, and 6-15' wide. Good for zones 4-9. A feast for orioles, chickadees, Northern Mockingbirds, wood warblers, and many other local birds. Native to South-Eastern United States.
Features & Benefits:
- Provides food and shelter for a huge number of bird species
- Audubon Native plants & trees are free of neonicotinoids
- Grows in full sun to part shade
- Grown & shipped from the USA
*Please note, unfortunately at this time we cannot ship into FL,ID,MT,OR.
Care Instructions:
Watering: These shrubs will need to be watered daily for the first 3-5 weeks; then 2-3 times a week for the remainder of the year until winter. Watering needs may be altered due to extreme weather conditions.
Soil/Conditions: Well-draining, organic rich, moist, partly acidic, medium-wet soil.
Shipping & Delivery:
All Bower & Branch plants are fresh from the grower and shipped in specialized grower packaging. Plants are shipped on specific days depending on your location to reduce days in transit, and are delivered by UPS to your door.
These shrubs start shipping in March and continue through November. Unfortunately at this time we cannot ship into FL,ID,MT,OR.
About Bower & Branch:
Founded 30 years ago by the Eaton family on their 175-acre farm in Pennsylvania, Bower & Branch is now a group of growers and independents who share a common passion for trees and the people who plant them. Bower & Branch is devoted to helping homeowners make better decisions when it comes to choosing, planting, and caring for their trees and plants.
The growers at Bower & Branch understand the fundamental values of patient growing practices, delivering trees in their prime, and ultimately taking the best care of trees so that they have the best start after leaving the nursery.
Bower & Branch is proud to grow Audubon® Native Plants for Birds in partnership with the National Audubon Society to help birds and other wildlife thrive. The National Audubon Society protects birds and the places they need, today and tomorrow.
Audubon® is a licensed and registered trademark of the National Audubon Society. All rights reserved.
Description
New for Spring 2023!
You’ll want to plant this superb native shrub near your deck, patio, living room or kitchen window, so you can watch the birds delight in its nourishing fruits come Fall.
Unfortunately at this time we cannot ship into FL,ID,MT,OR.
Overview
Look forward to the feeding frenzy that will start once your Native Dogwood shrub produces berries. It has been estimated that the fatty, high-energy fruits are relished by hundreds of birds - among them, robins, cardinals, catbirds, and Cedar Waxwings. If you live in the country or keep poultry, ducks, turkeys, and quail will join in on the feast.
Native Red Twig Dogwood: Prized for golden orange and fiery red leaves, this Dogwood is grown primarily for their stems, which turn a candy-apple-red color in winter. Birds don’t care about that, however—they love their plump white berries. This Dogwood will mature to be 6-9' tall, and 8-12' wide. Good for zones 3-7. As fruits ripen, you may notice Cedar Waxwings, Purple Finches, catbirds, titmice, grosbeaks, robins, cardinals, kingbirds, bluebirds and more. Native to the Western and Northern parts of the United States.
Native Roughleaf Dogwood: Enjoy star-shaped, cream-white flowers in early Spring. This striking native shrub produces jewel-tone berries that progress from porcelain-blue to cobalt as they ripen. This Dogwood will mature to be 6-12' tall, and 6-12' wide. Good for zones 5-8. Await species like Cedar Waxwings, robins, Purple Finches, Evening Grosbeaks, bluebirds, cardinals, kingbirds, and Downy Woodpeckers. Native to Eastern and Central United States.
Native Silky Dogwood: Admire intricate, star-shaped flowers in early Spring. This multi-stemmed shrub offers plump white berries to birds and other wildlife in late summer and early fall. This Dogwood will mature to be 6-15' tall, and 6-15' wide. Good for zones 5-8. At least 45 species of birds enjoy this dogwood, including robins, cardinals, catbirds, and Cedar Waxwings. Native to the Eastern United States.
Native Southern Swamp Dogwood: Clusters of petite white blossoms coat the shrub as the lance-shaped foliage adds an elegant backdrop. White berries take the place of the blooms and the gray-green leaves turn to a dusty purple/red in fall. As the berries die off, the red of the stems provide an early winter interest. This shrub will mature to be 6-15' tall, and 6-15' wide. Good for zones 4-9. A feast for orioles, chickadees, Northern Mockingbirds, wood warblers, and many other local birds. Native to South-Eastern United States.
Features & Benefits:
- Provides food and shelter for a huge number of bird species
- Audubon Native plants & trees are free of neonicotinoids
- Grows in full sun to part shade
- Grown & shipped from the USA
*Please note, unfortunately at this time we cannot ship into FL,ID,MT,OR.
Care Instructions:
Watering: These shrubs will need to be watered daily for the first 3-5 weeks; then 2-3 times a week for the remainder of the year until winter. Watering needs may be altered due to extreme weather conditions.
Soil/Conditions: Well-draining, organic rich, moist, partly acidic, medium-wet soil.
Shipping & Delivery:
All Bower & Branch plants are fresh from the grower and shipped in specialized grower packaging. Plants are shipped on specific days depending on your location to reduce days in transit, and are delivered by UPS to your door.
These shrubs start shipping in March and continue through November. Unfortunately at this time we cannot ship into FL,ID,MT,OR.
About Bower & Branch:
Founded 30 years ago by the Eaton family on their 175-acre farm in Pennsylvania, Bower & Branch is now a group of growers and independents who share a common passion for trees and the people who plant them. Bower & Branch is devoted to helping homeowners make better decisions when it comes to choosing, planting, and caring for their trees and plants.
The growers at Bower & Branch understand the fundamental values of patient growing practices, delivering trees in their prime, and ultimately taking the best care of trees so that they have the best start after leaving the nursery.
Bower & Branch is proud to grow Audubon® Native Plants for Birds in partnership with the National Audubon Society to help birds and other wildlife thrive. The National Audubon Society protects birds and the places they need, today and tomorrow.
Audubon® is a licensed and registered trademark of the National Audubon Society. All rights reserved.
- Shipping Size:
- 13lbs, roughly 12” wide x 18” tall
- Shipping Container Size:
- #3
- Origin:
- Grown in the U.S.A
- Lead Time:
- Ships within 10-15 Business Days from mid-March to November
- No-hassle, 30 day returns
- No sales tax
- Quick shipping
- Secure shopping (SSL, PCI, McAfee Secure)
- In business since 2000
- Member of Better Business Bureau, Green America, and US EPA Watersense
- Carbon-neutral, Family-owned business that promotes sustainability!
Specifications:
- Shipping Size:
- 13lbs, roughly 12” wide x 18” tall
- Shipping Container Size:
- #3
- Origin:
- Grown in the U.S.A
- Lead Time:
- Ships within 10-15 Business Days from mid-March to November
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