Dogwood berries

Dogwood berries are part of the Native American medicinal lore, but they're not to be consumed in most cases as the most common cultivars produce poisonous fruits. Learn more about dogwood berries and if any of them are medicinal or edible in today's blog.

With so many fruits occurring locally in the US (and elsewhere), it can sometimes be confusing to determine the cultivars that are safe to eat. Find out if dogwood berries are something anyone can safely consume.

Red Osier Dogwood (Cornus sericea ssp. stolonifera)

Information about Kousa Dogwood Berries including applications, nutritional value, taste, seasons, availability, storage, restaurants, cooking, geography and history.

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Cornus sericea The redosier dogwood is a North American native and goes by a multitude of names including the red dogwood, redstem dogwood and red willow. This is one of few trees that have attractive qualities year-round. With distinctive red bark and vibrant foliage in the fall, and white blossoms and fruit in the summer. Add to that its hardiness for varying climates and dense thicket and you have yourself a great landscape tree. Here are a few things to note if you’re considering adding…

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Dogwood flowers.

Dogwood tree blooming

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