White Dogwood Tree old_product_id_8027 This variety is unique with 37 This variety is unique with its variegated foliage and received the Award of Garden Merit from the RHS for its beautiful charm Crepe myrtles do best in full sun The white dogwood tree has acted as a symbol‚ in many cultures‚ of love In spring‚ the tree is covered with clumps of drooping flower like structures which are‚ in fact‚ bracts‚ or modified leaves‚ that protect a cluster of tiny true flowers in the center․ The bracts are pure white and as the flowers mature into small red berries‚ those too add their beauty to the plants in the garden․ Birds will consume the berries but the white dogwood tree attracts attention for its seasonal display as well as providing a food source for the wildlife in the area․ The showy flowers and colorful berries make it a frequently used garden or park plant‚ creating a different aspect through variations between bloom and ripening․