How to Grow and Care for Wilson's dogwood

Wilson's dogwood stands out with its captivating, ghost-white bark on the mature trunks, offering a striking visual contrast in any landscape. The leaves exhibit a papery texture, with a distinctive grayish-green upper side and fine white hairs on the underside. Springtime ushers in the delicate beauty of small white flower clusters, which give way to purplish-black berries in the fall. These berries are not only an aesthetic feature but also serve as an important food source for local wildlife. The overall structure of wilson's dogwood can be either that of a robust shrub or a small tree, providing versatility in garden design and habitat structure.