Red Dogwood Bare Root Hedge

Red Dogwood Bare Root HedgeCornus alba Sibirica is commonly known as 'Red Dogwood' and is a very popular shrub that displays green foliage in Summer. Once the foliage falls this plant shows its very vivid bright red stems that are an amazing colour for winter and the white flowers and black berries are excellent for attracting and feeding wildlife and wild birds. Cornus alba Sibirica will do fine in any type of soil. Red Dogwood tree grows at around 2 3 feet per year and will

and is a recipient of the Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Garden Merit (AGM)

April to May

pots and containers and they are also great for placing at gates and entryways

but are generally quite undemanding

The tree does not require heavy or regular pruning but can be pruned to remove wayward

ready to eat off the tree

Queen of Night is a famously dark Tulip

The flowers are beautifully contrasted by the copper-red young foliage that later turns to green in summer and finally to a purple hue in winter

blushed and flecked with rich reds and oranges against a background of golden yellow

It grows best in fertile

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