Words and phrases that have a meaning related to dogwood: (146 results)
Often used in the same context:
hollies, redbud, crape myrtle, viburnum, serviceberry, rhododendron, azalea, winterberry, bridal wreath, forsythia, honeysuckles, hydrangea, crabapple, daphne, flowering quince, spicebush, river birch, cotoneaster, butterfly bush, trilliums, flowering shrub, maples, wax myrtle, coneflowers, bottlebrush, hornbeam, bur oak, crepe myrtle, boxwood, photinia, euonymus, pyracantha, amelanchier, trout lily, phlox, ligustrum, hickories, blooms, clematis, nandina, red osier dogwood, spiderwort, clethra, weigela, hackberry, saucer magnolia, yaupon, shrub, toad lily, birches, dogwood tree, acer palmatum, asters, foliage, ferns, staghorn sumac, goldenrod, mahonia, magnolia, shadbush, bellflower, camellias, tulip poplar, barberry, plumbago, arborvitae, evergreens, shagbark hickory, honey locust, snowberry, silky dogwood, vinca minor, trumpet vine, cornus florida, lagerstroemia, nasturtium, scotch pine, hellebore, foxglove, catalpa, narcissus, willow oak, mandevilla, flowering cherry, spireas, inkberry, trumpet honeysuckle, hollyhocks, coral honeysuckle, pussy willow, pieris, junipers, coleus, deciduous holly, highbush cranberry, yews, dracaena, zinnias, quaking aspen, cornus mas, amaryllis, sweet alyssum, maple, birch, azaleas, geraniums, holly, poplar, willow, lily, pine, squirrel, creeper, elm, geranium, honeysuckle, anemone, cedar, fir
More specific:
american dogwood, blood-twig, bunchberry, common european dogwood, common white dogwood, cornelian cherry, cornus amomum, cornus canadensis, cornus obliqua, cornus sanguinea, cornus stolonifera, crackerberry, dwarf cornel, eastern flowering dogwood, pedwood, pudding berry, redbrush, red dogwood, red osier, silky cornel
Appears in the definition of:
cornus, genus cornus, momently
More general:
angiospermous tree, flowering tree, wood
Synonyms:
Also try:cornel
— Adjectives for dogwood: red, osier, white, leaved, pink, gray, common, silky, native, jamaican, american, more...
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