Grow dogwood shrubs in full sun or part shade and moist soil. Many dogwood shrubs grow well in wet soil during the growing season, making them suitable for rain garden… See more

Plant dogwood shrubs in spring or early summer. When purchasing plants, read the plant tag to ensure your growing location matches the plant's moisture requirements. Dig a hole … See more

If dogwood shrubs develop fungi such as leaf blight or canker, the infected branches and leaves should be cut off and thrown away to keep the fungus from spreading. Sawfly larv… See more

Dogwood shrubs can be propagated easily with stem cuttings. In the spring before the buds start to open, take 12” cuttings from 1-year-old wood of the dogwood shrub. Each cutting nee… See more