Then cut the branch off beyond that first half cut. If the weight of the limb is going to cause the limb to break off, you won t damage your main trunk this way. Then make a nice clean cut closer to the trunk, making sure to keep within the natural collar of the limb. I love dogwood trees and would love to propagate some, but I have no idea how to do it. If you have any information on propagating dogwoods, please let me know.
Dogwood trees grow easily from seed.
Clean the seed and store them in a plastic bag filled with moist potting soil in your refrigerator for six to eight weeks. They can receive this chilling process naturally outside in the ground, if you choose. After the chilling, they will either sprout naturally outdoors in the spring, or you can pot up the seeds in containers and have seedlings. What should I use on dogwoods when the leaves look whitish and are slightly curled. Also, I would like to save zinnia seeds for planting next spring.