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Cornus sericea or formerly called cornus stolonifera. While this plant is not aggressive it does send out suckers.
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The stems which are green in spring and summer turn bright red when the foliage drops off in autumn. Red twig dogwood red osier dogwood. Growing a red twig dogwood is a great way to add spectacular color to the winter garden. 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.Peak season blazing bark in winter. Cornus sericea commonly known as red twig dogwood or red osier dogwood is an upright spreading suckering shrub that typically grows in the absence of pruning to 6 9 tall with a slightly larger spread. Hardy in usda growing zones 2 to 9 red twig dogwood is a moisture loving. The red twig dogwood is an ornamental plant that is used commonly in hedges and rock gardens.
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