White to pink floral bracts in spring provide early-season color and attract pollinators
Raspberry-like fruit adds decorative appeal in late summer and autumn
Leaves turn vibrant red and purple in fall for extended ornamental value
Exfoliating bark creates attractive texture in winter for landscape interest
Compact, multi-stemmed growth habit suits a variety of garden settings
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Cornus kousa is a striking ornamental tree admired for its elegant form and seasonal interest. This species belongs to the dogwood family and originates from East Asia, including Japan and Korea. People often call it kousa dogwood or Japanese dogwood. Its distinctive white to pinkish bracts appear in late spring, creating a stunning flora