Is there anyway I can safely grow one near a anthracnose infected one? Would one of the newer blight resistant ones be helpful and if so where does one find them? We have an incredibly old and beautiful dogwood in the front yard infected but I would like to get another growing in the backyard some time before the day I will sadly have to remove the tree in the front. Part of the reason we bought this house was that tree... I actually cued the realtor in to point out "that lovely dogwood out there" he thought I was nuts till my husband looked and voiced his pleasure lol. Dogwoods are a favorite of mine as well as hubby's.Don't tell me to cut it down because my battle is futile, I know it is but this tree is worth trying to prolong it's life; it's that pretty all seasons, great shape and still has tons of blossoms come spring and the birds still flock to it for the berries. Colleen Ann Zone 5 CT
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19 years ago