Cornus kousa, 'Wolf Eyes' variegated kousa dogwood USDA Zone Hardiness_Zones 4-5 Will likely produce fruit the

Will likely produce fruit the second season in the ground if given good care

Flowers held well above the foliage

semi-double predominates

Acidic soils full of composted organic matter are ideal

Hybridizer and year introduced: An old cultivar from the famous peony growing area around Shimane prefecture

Cornus kousa, 'Wolf Eyes' variegated kousa dogwood USDA Zone Hardiness_Zones 4-5 Will likely produce fruit theCornus kousa 'Wolf Eyes' This older variegated selection holds up well in many landscape conditions. In the full sun, the foliage does not burn, but the leaves do become creased along the midrib and develop a wavy margin. In the shade, the leaves remain flat, and the white margins of the leaves is sure to draw attention. In the fall, the foliage acquires a pink cast. This slow growing, rather shrubby tree will reach 5 tall and 7 wide in a decade. Size