growing dogwood trees from seed

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growing dogwood trees from seed

Question
My dogwood has the red (seed) pods right now, can I somehow grow the trees from seed or is it better or easier to wait until spring and take a cutting?

Answer
Hi Dana,
Thanx for your question. If you have no experience with grafting, I would go with growing from seed if this tree is not a hybrid. If it is a hybrid then you definitely need to graft. Let me know what kind of dogwood it is and I can provide you more info for growing from seed. I hope this helps.
Tom

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