75+ Ted Twig Dogwood

Because of its loose form red twig dogwood looks best when planted in groups or as an informal hedge. Current year s growth features outstanding coral red branches on a multi stemmed shrub.

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Yellowish white flowers are followed by small blue berries. Although the flowers are small and grow in flat clusters they are lovely when they appear and the berries that form in the fall and winter are highly decorative in either white or blue colors. Red twig dogwood is one of those plants where more is better. The two species are very similar.

It also thrives in organically rich medium to wet soil and can even tolerate swampy or boggy conditions. It makes an attractive large shrub all by itself but is definitely most dramatic when several are planted together. These bushes offer much more including variegated leaves and blooms. There are two species of cornus called red twig dogwoods.

Though it boasts four season interest with fragrant flowers tiny berries and showy foliage the red twig dogwood saves its best for winter when its stems are on fire. The yellow variety will be a smaller plant. Also known as red osier dogwood. Bare stems create an attractive winter accent and are a wonderful addition to seasonal flower arrangements.

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