Cornus capitata ssp. angustata, commonly known as Evergreen Chinese Dogwood, brings a touch of elegance and resilience to your landscape. Native to China and introduced to the U.S. in 1980, this delightful small flowering tree grows 15-20 feet tall, making it perfect for residential properties, patios, or as an eye-catching specimen in lawns or shrub borders. Its thick, glossy green leaves provide a lush backdrop for the delicate display of four pointed white bracts that appear in early summer, surrounding a cluster of subtle yellowish-green flowers. In the fall, the leaves transform into a striking purplish hue, complementing the red berry-like fruits that adorn the tree, offering a feast for the local birdlife. Enjoy its exceptional winter hardiness in USDA Zones 6 and 7, with thriving growth in organically rich, well-drained soils under full sun to partial shade. This evergreen beauty invites year-round interest, free from serious pests or diseases, promising an enchanting addition to woodland gardens or naturalized areas while extending the bloom season with its unique late-spring flowering phase.