Dogwood Ivory Halo #3 Border or Bed Pruning: Cut back old growth

Pruning: Cut back old growth in late winter or early spring

With its fast growth

Each bloom is lightly fragrant

Pruning: Prune lightly immediately after flowering if needed to maintain a neat shape and encourage abundant blooms the following season

upright form

Dogwood Ivory Halo #3 Border or Bed Pruning: Cut back old growthIvory Halo Dogwood Cornus alba 'Bailhalo' Height: Typically 46 feet tall in Michigans cooler climate Spread: Approximately 68 feet wide Spacing: Plant 68 feet apart for a tidy, refined display Growth Rate: Slow to moderate Deciduous Description Ivory Halo Dogwood makes a stunning statement in the landscape with its striking, pale bark that creates an elegant halo effect around its compact, architectural form. In early spring, subtle clusters of small