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Its common name osier dogwood has been used since 1656. Tiny flowers are borne in dense clusters sometimes with showy bracts.

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Performs best in full sun to part shade in organically rich medium to wet. This species is often confused with c. Golden twig dogwood cornus stolonifera flaviramea. Bud s yellow is a yellowtwig dogwood cultivar that is noted for its bright yellow twigs in winter.

In warm climates they may prefer shade. Stolonifera swida sericea red osier or red osier dogwood is a species of flowering plant in the family cornaceae native throughout northern and western north america from alaska east to newfoundland south to durango and nuevo león in the west and illinois and virginia in the east. Stunning on its own or planted with arctic fire red dogwood it also brings a nice option for cutting for winter and holiday arrangements. Best color in full sun.

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