Red-Stemmed Dogwood Hedging | Cornus alba Pin Oak Tree although it can tolerate light

although it can tolerate light shade

pale pinks with golden eyes fringed by deep maroons

Early blooming in mid spring

The petals are often a slightly more yellow and less golden colour and Often appearing to slightly bend backward away from the trumpet

Often roasted on skewers to retain its unusual 'bottle' shape

Red-Stemmed Dogwood Hedging | Cornus alba Pin Oak Tree although it can tolerate lightA striking deciduous hedge shrub with scarlet red stems to bring colour to the winter landscape Cornus is covered in creamy white flowers in spring, followed by pale blue berries. Its oval, dark green leaves turn red in autumn A fully hardy, fast growing plant which will reach a height of between 1 3m Cornus brings colour to your garden as a standalone shrub in a border or large container, as a single species hedge or mixed with other brightly