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Ideally, it’s best to plant Dogwood start in very late winter, early spring: while the tree is still dormant and before it starts budding out leaves for the year. Really, though, any time of year is OK. Avoid super-hot days for any sort of planting as the heat could cause severe shock when combined with transplanting.
