I picked the bloom off with two leaves.
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Douglas Hunt on Jun 21, 2013Looks like you've found a Magnolia macrophylla.Helpful Reply
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Roberta Eagleston on Jun 21, 2013We thought a type of Magnolia, but this has only four petals and the leaves are pointed and rough to touch rather than rounded. Thank youHelpful Reply
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Katie Price on Jun 21, 2013Looks like a Chinese dogwood Cornus kousa. It is a cousin of our native Flowering Dogwood Cornus florida, but blooms later, after foliage emerges.Helpful Reply
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Roberta Eagleston on Jun 21, 2013Yes, Katie! That is what it is. Thank youHelpful Reply
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Sharon on Jun 21, 2013that"s a dogwood varietyHelpful Reply
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Jill on Jun 21, 2013Yep, it's a dogwood.Helpful Reply
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Lynn on Jun 21, 2013kousa dogwood!Helpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on Jun 22, 2013The Kousa dogwood doesn't have a leaf that shape or anywhere near that size.Helpful Reply
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Cynthia on Jun 22, 2013Doug, it's definitely a dogwood. Check out this photo. I was originally with you and magnolia. There is also a giant dogwood leaf as well.( Cornus Controversa) with five to eight inch leaves but they are variegated. This one is definitely a Yellow Cherry Dogwood. http://goodfruit.wordpress.com/2009/06/01/at-last-the-dogwood-blooms/Helpful Reply
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Sharon on Jun 22, 2013Hey Doug,I gotta say the girls have it this time...that is a dogwood,and it's being held by a small child in picture... we love em here in MS,loggers will take extra care not to damage them ,and I decorated for events w/ them...religious meaning behind them is also as beautiful as the plant!Helpful Reply
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Philippa Tapson on Jun 22, 2013Dogwood!!! My dogwood trees have green berries where the white flowers were. These will turn red in late summer-early fall. Robins love to eat them !!!!Helpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on Jun 23, 2013It wouldn't be the first time I've been wrong, but the blooms on a Kousa are nowhere near that size and the yellow cherry dogwood definitely blooms in spring.Helpful Reply
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Roberta Eagleston on Jun 23, 2013very late Spring. In fact thought the tree was dead. Finally bloomed. The one n picture was only one left.Helpful Reply
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Wanda sinnema on Jul 26, 2013dogwood for sure,,, many varieties.. I have 2, a pink and a white..Helpful Reply
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MJ on Aug 07, 2013DogwoodHelpful Reply
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Wanda sinnema on Aug 01, 2014feel lucky you have this dogwood..according to several local nurseries here, something killed most of the from suppliers this year,,laarge and small none in our area to be found.. my white one (same as yours) is about 20 yrs old,, and about 20 ft tall, blooms slightly later then others, but is COVERED in the white blooms,, the entire neighborhood comments and enjoys it..BTW birds love the soft seed pods after it blooms.. the leaves curl if the weather gets hot, its to preserve the moistureit has.. they reopen when weget a couple of days of rain..Helpful Reply
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Meredith bungard on Oct 27, 2014I have a kousa dogwood and it doesn't look like that, especially the leaves. Way to big. It's some kind of dogwood thoughHelpful Reply
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