The fragrant blooms of the pagoda dogwood (Cornus alternifolia) are yellowish white, which give way to bluish, almost black berries. The “Cherokee Chief” dogwood (Cornus florida “Cherokee Chief”) produces blooms that range in color from red to rosy pink.Click to see full answer. Moreover, what color dogwoods are there?Many dogwoods exhibit large oval red berries in the fall — by far the most common color and shape, whether on the stately flowering dogwoods or the low-growing creeping dogwood, C. canadensis, also called bunchberry. Dogwood berries also come in white, blue and pale yellow round or oval forms.Furthermore, are there different types of dogwood trees? Dog Tree Types. Of the 17 species of dogwood native to North America, the four most common garden types are native flowering dogwoods, Pacific dogwood, Cornelian cherry dogwood and kousa dogwoods. Consequently, do dogwood trees change color? The case of the dogwood flowers changing from pink to white generally involves, at least with small trees, part of the tree dying. If the pink part dies back and a stem grows from the white seedling rootstock, the flowers will naturally change color.Is there a yellow dogwood tree? Yellow-Twig Dogwoods They are rightly named for the unusual color of their bark, but they are not lacking in other noteworthy features. They have white flowers in spring, which are succeeded in the summer by white berries.

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