Spring Dogwood Tour

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This annual event includes Neosho and the surrounding area. A beautiful mapped-out drive is available to see all the beautiful dogwood trees in bloom.With the help of the conservation dept. over the years, thousands of Dogwoods have been planted in the Neosho area and bloom prolifically in tones of pink and white all over town and in the surrounding hills.

Maps are available at our Chamber office and the official tour date will be set in the early spring, just a few weeks before the peak bloom. Dogwoods are generally in bloom in early April.

Phone : 417-451-1925 (Always call and confirm events.)

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Spring Dogwood Tour

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