Long after the early spring dogwood blossoms have disappeared, spring rebounds with the Kousa dogwoods. Unlike the early dogwoods, Kousas flower after all the leaves have developed. Since they blossom long after the magnolias and ealy dogwoods have lost their blooms, the Kousa is especially welcome. As a bonus, later they develop globular, fleshy, red fruits resembling raspberries, which are very attractive to song birds.
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