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A very tight branching, compact red twigged dogwood, with slender, deep green leaves tinged with red which turn crimson red in the fall. Clusters of white flowers bloom in mid spring and small blue fruits ripen mid to late fall attracting hungry birds.
Compact, round shaped, dense, slow growth habit. Red stems and fine red bark with abundant white fruit. Vigorous suckering. Dark green summer foliage turns reddish purple in fall. Tolerates heavy soils.
Proven winners series ™. Compact, non suckering habit. Bright red stems provide winter interest. Excellent dwarf selection for smaller gardens. Tiny, fragrant, white flowers show in flat clusters in spring. Clusters of whitish berries in the fall. Excellent for perennial or shrub borders.
Loose, broad spreading shrub with red branches. Tolerates wet soils and shade. Twigs are bright red and provide excellent winter interest. Vigorous grower. Very adaptable. Fruit appears in early summer and persists through fall.
Dark green leaves with creamy white margins which become red in the fall. Bright red branches are very attractive for winter effect. Tolerates heavy soils. Upright and loose habit, becomes arching with age.
First Editions™ series. Naturally compact, bushy habit with vivid red stems. White spring flowers are followed by white berries that birds love. Medium green leaves that turn reddish purple in fall. Provides year round interest for any landscape.
Variegated leaves (white margin) provide beautiful color and texture during the growing season. Stems gradually turn a rich, deep red in the fall, which provide a striking contrast to the white snow. Fruit is small and blue-white in color and attractive to birds. Compact habit. Prune out the oldest branches each year as newer growth produces the best stem color.
An upright plant, abundant early yellow flowers. One of the first plants to flower in spring. More erect in appearance and more vigorous than the species. Attractive bright red fruit in the late summer.
Small , rounded hardy tree with dense, upright branching. Dark green glossy leaves which turn yellow to red-purple in fall. Rounded clusters of small yellow flowers in late March to early April. Bright red fruits develop in mid summer, but are quickly consumed by birds. Showy exfoliating bark. Very pest resistant.
Also called Japanese Dogwood. A small, deciduous flowering tree with an early vase-shaped habit that matures into a more rounded look. White, four-petaled flowers. 1″ berry-like edible sweet fruits that mature to a pinkish red in summer and persist into fall. Dark green foliage turns reddish purple to scarlet in fall.
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