Cherokee Sunset Flowering Dogwood Fast Growing Appalachian Spring's defining characteristic is

Appalachian Spring's defining characteristic is its complete resistance to dogwood anthracnose (Discula destructiva)—the devastating fungal disease that decimated wild dogwood populations across the eastern United States during the 1980s and 1990s

but 'Harvest moon' is striking in the garden flowering providing a much fuller display of blooms than other witch hazel

The unique and highly symmetrical shape provide outstanding match for the light airy textures of grass or more dense flowering perennials

In fall the cranesbill lives up to it's moniker of "bloody" turning a brilliant scarlet-red

In late summer through fall

Cherokee Sunset Flowering Dogwood Fast Growing Appalachian Spring's defining characteristic isThe 'Cherokee Sunset' flowering dogwood is another cultivar descended from the 'Cherokee Chief', this tree shares the elegant form, red pink bracts, purple fall color, and red fall winter berries, but also introduces variegated leaves. The leaves are green with wavy jagged yellow borders and in the fall the leaves turn a beautify burgundy with a showy red border. Like the 'Cherokee Chief' these trees are more heat tolerant and disease resistant than