what age to dogwoods bloom first?
<answer> A good average age dogwoods bloom is at four to five years of age. <context> When a young dogwood is planted in rich soil and is well taken care of they often go through a juvenile growth stage where all of their energy is directed in plant growth, and little energy goes into setting flowers. A good average age for blooming will begin at four to five years of age, with some variability due to site.r