Cornus florida ‘Cherokee Daybreak’
Flowering Dogwood
Cornus florida ‘Cherokee Daybreak’ has large, green leaves with broad, cream margins and wavy edges, making for exceptional foliage. In early spring, it produces a few large, white, flat flowers. During autumn, the leaves turn from a salmon-pink to a rose-purple color, adding to the visual appeal of Cornus florida ‘Cherokee Daybreak’. It is an excellent choice for a street tree due to its remarkable foliage and overall beauty. Cornus florida is deciduous and native to eastern North America and northern Mexico. Learn more about Cornus florida. Cornus florida ‘Cherokee Daybreak’ was discovered by Hubert A. Nicholson as a chance seedling in Franklin County, Tennessee, United States (USPP6320P).
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Synonyms: Cornus florida 'Daybreak'
Deciduous
Height: 4.0m
Width:
3.0m
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Cornus florida ‘Cherokee Daybreak’ stock information
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