PHIL'S FARMS & NURSERY
17900 SE Highway 212, Damascus, Oregon (A short drive from Portland)
OPEN 9am - 5pm Thursday through Monday
OPEN ALL LABOR DAY WEEKEND.
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For more info or questions contact Phil - text/phone 503 307-7280
DOGWOOD TREES
Photo of $35 varieties taken June 8, 2026
These are planted in 2 & 3 gallon pots, now 4-5 feet tall
Photo (below) of larger $75 size taken on August 31, 2026
These are planted in 5 gallon pots, Now 6½ - 7 feet tall
PINK BLOSSOMS - Kousas
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Radiant Rose $35- Well named for star-shaped flowers that unfold from a light pink into a radiant deep rose color, blooming all the way into summer heat. Fall foliage is also radiant in burgundy, purples and scarlets. Planting in sunshine provides best coloration. This variety is known for disease resistance & measures 15 - 20 feet tall. Cornus Kousa 'Radiant Rose' USDA Zones 5 - 8
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Heartthrob $35 Heartthrob has deep rose-pink flowers lasting for 2 months starting in May. Its unique leaves turn dark red in the fall. It prefers sun in the morning only, with some shade in afternoons (or a partially shaded situation). It matures about 15 - 20 feet tall. Cornus Kousa 'Heart Throb' USDA Zones 5 - 8
WHITE BLOSSOMS
Native:
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Pagoda $75 Pagoda Dogwood is a wildlife haven - it supports various spring pollinators and is a host for many butterflies. The late summer deep-blue berries have valuable nutrients that sustain local migrating songbirds in fall and winter. Native Americans used its bark, flowers, berries, and roots medicinally. Pagoda grows about 15 - 20 feet tall, thriving in part sun or part shade. It is the hardiest Dogwood variety and overwinters even in cold climates – an excellent choice for very cold areas or for naturalized gardens. Cornus alternifolia USDA Zones 3 – 8 Hardy to -30˚F
Hybrid: (A cross of the native western Pacific Dogwood and the eastern flowering dogwood)
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Eddie's White Wonder $75 Extra-large flowers that may be 4 to 6 inches wide emerge in very early spring. Autumn foliage is a rich red, sometimes (not always) followed by small red berries that sustain migrating songbirds. Eddie’s White Wonder prefers partial sun to light shade. It matures about 20 feet tall in our area. Cornus ‘Eddies White Wonder’ USDA Zones 5 - 9
Kousa:
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Snow Tower $35 is a 'tower' of white blooms in late spring and early summer. The blossoms are wide, but the tree is narrow, so it will fit in a small space. Fall foliage is red and scarlet. In full sun or part shade, the tree usually stays only 10 to 15 feet tall. Cornus Kousa 'Snow Tower' USDA Zones 5 - 9
YELLOW BLOSSOMS
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Golden Glory $35 is usually the earliest dogwood to bloom in spring, with clusters of small golden blossoms before the leaves emerge. In summer it has bright red cherry-like tart fruit that may be used for marmalade, jam, wine, liqueur, or syrup. Golden Glory is a durable dogwood variety – it tolerates clay soil and is considered deer resistant. It can be trained as a tree, getting about 15 feet tall, or left to naturalize forming a hedge or screen over time. Cornus mas ‘Golden Glory’ USDA Zones 4-8 (limited availability)