Cherokee Princess White Dogwood Tree

Cherokee Princess White Dogwood Tree

‘Cherokee Princess’ is a popular flowering dogwood cultivar known for its early and prolific display of large, pure white blooms in spring. Its flowers appear before the leaves, creating a striking effect across its rounded canopy.

This native tree also features deep green summer foliage that transitions to reddish-purple in the fall. Bright red berries follow the flowers and are loved by songbirds. Its compact size, strong branch structure, and enhanced disease resistance make it a landscape favorite.

• 🌼 Brilliant, snow-white spring blooms
• 🍁 Rich reddish-purple fall foliage
• 🕊️ Wildlife-attracting red berries
• 🛡️ Better resistance to dogwood diseases
• 🌳 Ideal for smaller landscapes and woodland gardens

Note: Prefers moist, well-drained soils and thrives in partial shade or filtered sunlight.

When does Cherokee Princess bloom?

It typically blooms in early to mid-spring, often earlier than many other dogwood varieties.

How is it different from the regular white dogwood?

‘Cherokee Princess’ produces larger and more abundant flowers, and it is known for better disease resistance.

Can it grow in full sun?

It prefers partial shade but can tolerate full sun with consistent moisture and proper care.

Is this a native tree?

Yes, Cherokee Princess is a cultivar of the native Eastern Dogwood (Cornus florida).

What kind of wildlife does it support?

Birds and pollinators are drawn to its blooms and berries, supporting a healthy garden ecosystem.