Miss Satomi Kousa Dogwood Deer Resistant Research documented in the USDA

Research documented in the USDA Forest Service Fire Effects Information System indicates that at least 75 animal species consume dogwood berries

delightful fragrance

It has a long bloom period that lasts from late-spring into fall

The apples are of a nice medium size and the tree yields a good harvest mid to late season

Miss Satomi Kousa Dogwood Deer Resistant Research documented in the USDAThe distinguishing characteristics of the 'Satomi' or 'Miss Satomi' kousa dogwood cultivar are a gentle layered form, blooms that open white and transform into a luxurious pink, and red edible fruits. Kousa dogwoods have a later and longer bloom time and the flowers will last around 6 weeks from June to July. In the fall the fruit ripens and 'Satomi' dogwood leaves turn a deep purplish red. The mature height of this tree is 15 to 20 ft. with a mature