94 Spring Summer Red Twig Dogwood

Red twig dogwoods in spring summer and fall usually when you read about red twig dogwoods most of the talk is about their winter interest. Despite bearing spring blossoms variegated leaves during summer and berries from summer to fall clearly this plant s common name explains the main reason that people grow it.

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Red twig grows 5 ft. Red twig dogwoods are shrubs that are versatile and multipurpose in a landscaping scheme. In the winter it enlivens the landscape with bright red bark. Namely the bush s red twigs which are brightest from late winter to early spring.

Its medium green leaves produce great fall color of red and orange. They start out green in spring and summer then turn bright red as their foliage drops off in autumn. But it s the stems of the red twig dogwood that are so popular. The stems which are green in spring and summer turn bright red when the foliage drops off in autumn.

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