Dogwood (Cornaceae) - PictureThis

Dogwood

Dogwood comprises a family of flowering plants known for their distinctive four-petaled flowers and opposite leaves. These plants often grow as shrubs or small trees, adapting well to a range of temperate climates. The presence of bright, sometimes colorful berries and the robust, dogwood-type bark help dogwood thrive by attracting pollinators and affording resilience against varying environmental conditions.

Scientific classification

Family

Dogwood (Cornaceae)

Order

Dogwoods, hydrangeas, and allies

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