Cherokee Princess Dogwood statue the foliage may persist year-round

the foliage may persist year-round or die back in winter

This warm-season perennial grass forms upright clumps of fine-textured green foliage that gradually deepens to burgundy-red as the season progresses

fountain-like silhouette

papery layers

Dracaenas grow well at average room temperatures and like ample light

Cherokee Princess Dogwood statue the foliage may persist year-roundBloom Color: White Bloom Time: Early to mid spring Length of Bloom: 2 to 3 weeks Height: 20 to 25 feet Spread: 20 to 25 feet Light preference: Full sun to partial shade Cornus florida 'Cherokee Princess' is a highly ornamental deciduous tree known for its abundant, large pure white blooms that appear in early to mid spring and create a bright, elegant display before the foliage fully develops. This improved selection of the native flowering dogwood