What is the common name for Cornus nuttallii?

Cornus nuttallii is commonly known as the Pacific Dogwood. This species is native to the west coast of North America and is recognized for its stunning floral displays, characterized by large, white to cream flowers that bloom in the spring. The Pacific Dogwood is a deciduous tree that typically grows in mixed coniferous forests and has a significant cultural and ecological role in its native habitat. Additionally, it is valued in ornamental landscaping for its beauty and as a wildlife habitat.

The other options represent different species that do not correspond to Cornus nuttallii. Lavalle Hawthorne is a type of crataegus, Copper Beech refers to Fagus sylvatica 'atropunicea', and Ginkgo is known scientifically as Ginkgo biloba. Each of these tree species has distinct characteristics and is not related to the Pacific Dogwood.