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Brown dogwood
Brown dogwood features smooth, reddish-brown bark and is a deciduous shrub native to Western North America. Its oval to lance-shaped leaves subtly hint at autumn with a reddish-purple fall color. Flat clusters of white to greenish-white flowers bloom in spring, underpinning its role in local ecosystems as a source of nourishment for pollinators. Berries follow, ripening to a blue-black, providing food for birds. Brown dogwood thrives in moist, well-drained soils in forested environments.
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3.5 m to 11 m
Plant Height
0 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature

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Care Guide for Brown dogwood

Every 2 weeks
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
0 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Water brown dogwood 1-2 times a week, adjusting for heat and sunlight. Reduce watering in winter during dormancy. Avoid wetting leaves to prevent pests and diseases.
Fertilize: Brown dogwood requires minimal fertilizer; excessive use can weaken it. If the soil is poor, apply decomposing organic fertilizer in spring. For flowering, add potassium fertilizer after the first year to protect the root system during initial growth.
Pruning: Brown dogwood features smooth bark and a dense habit, thriving with early spring pruning. Remove dead branches for airflow and reduce disease. Thin older stems to promote new growth, but avoid heavy pruning to prevent stress. Pruning enhances flowering and overall vigor, essential for brown dogwood's care.
Propagation: To propagate brown dogwood, take a 15 cm cutting from a healthy spring branch, cutting at a 45° angle. Remove lower leaves and place in moist soil. Keep warm and out of direct sunlight; roots should develop in 4-6 weeks.
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