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Kousa dogwood

Corvus kousa

Photo by virgo194908
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Field Notes

Description:

Bush about 10' high with this fruit. Picture was taken last October so fall fruit.

Habitat:

Shrub in front of house

Species ID Suggestions

Kousa dogwood

Cornus kousa

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Latimeria
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Comments (3)
Latimeria
No problem, and welcome to Project Noah!
virgo194908
That's it! Thank you so much. It's on front of my sister's house which she just bought last fall. We weren't sure about the fruit. Thanks again!
Latimeria
This dogwood is native to Japan, but is increasingly being planted throughout North America to replace flowering dogwood (Cornus florida), which is affected by a fungal disease. The berries are edible, if you're looking for a snack!
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PublishedMarch 30, 2011

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