They are nonlobed, simple leaves and are attached oppositely on the branch best describes dogwood leaves.
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What is Dogwood?</h3>
Flowering dogwood is a stunning flowering tree native to our area and one of America's most popular small decorative trees.
People use American dogwood for headaches, fatigue, fever, and ongoing diarrhea. It is also used to increase strength, to stimulate appetite, and as a tonic.
Leaves are opposite, simple, egg-shaped, 3–5 inches long, dark green with slightly wavy edges, and opposite, simple, egg-shaped, 3–5 inches long, dark green, with slightly wavy edges. With thin, squarish plates, the bark is dark gray to brown. Twigs are flexible, slender, reddish-gray to purplish in color, or greenish with red spots in color, hairy, and have terminal flower buds. The leaf buds are round and compressed.
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