Cornus (Dogwood)

Description: Grows in sun or shade and tolerates most soil types. The plant reaches 4 to 10 feet tall and spreads 3 to 12 feet. ... more

Cornus (Dogwood) ... Growth and recovery after transplanting are slow.

Newest Review: ... more trees I haven’t any in my garden as I view them as a bit of a pest. If you have some best pruned March April time ... more

... to produce pretty stems for next winter. It is deciduous a small tree, large shrub which has pretty coloured leaves in autumn it can grow a hieght of 4 t0 30 foot has a spread of 3 TO 20 FOOTit little yellow flowers which grow on the bare branches in late winter. Red berries follow these.Some varieties have black some white berries The bark on the branches is very pretty a lovely dark red .I collected some to use as a winter Christmas display in my home. I entwined a little red shiny lamenta around a few of the bran...more

Price Comparison for Cornus (Dogwood)

	10 x Cornus Alba - Dogwood Shrub 60-90cm(2-3ft) **Pre - Order Now for Delivery at start of Bareroot season in N ... Last Update 24.11.2009 05:46	£ 5.39
	Cornus Midwinter Fire 3L Pot Size: 3L Deciduous Dogwood Last Update 24.11.2009 05:46	£ 5.99
	Cornus alba Siberica 3L Pot Size: 3L Deciduous Dogwood Last Update 24.11.2009 05:46	£ 4.99

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Cornus (Dogwood): Its red ,gets rid of fleas (453 words)
by - written on 30/12/02 (Very useful, 769 readings)
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Cornus/ dogwood Corniceae officianalis I often go on conservation work party’s clearing scrub from chalk grass land Dog wood is one of the shrubs I often have to clear it seems to sprout up everywhere pushing out other plants. Dogwood is a native of China Japan and Korea. The name Cornus comes from Latin Cornu meaning horn , the wood is so hard it is like horn.! Cornus is an attractive shrub to grow in your garden about 45 species of this plant is available Cornus likes a well-drained soil. Soft wood cuttings can be taken in the summer to grow more trees I haven’t any in my garden as I view them as a bit of a pest. If you ... Read the complete review