Dogwoods Sentence Examples

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  • Dogwoods are another popular choice for spring color.

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  • Corokia - Two pretty evergreen shrubs from New Zealand, allied to the Dogwoods, and hardy only in the warmer parts of Britain.

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  • Cornus, commonly known as Dogwoods, comprise a group of about fifty species of deciduous woody plants in the genus Cornus.

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  • Gardeners admire the beauty of dogwoods in a variety of forms.

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  • Dogwoods were also valued for their medicinal properties.

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  • Visit your local nursery to find dogwoods that should grow well in your region.

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  • They also harm sycamores, dogwoods, and many other shade trees.

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