Coral Red Dogwood 

Upgrade the look of your yard with the Coral Red Dogwood (Cornus sericea), a magnificent shrub that stands 2-3ft when you receive it. Its fiery red stems make this deciduous beauty an eye-catcher in winter. Its luxuriant leaves, small flowers in the spring, and berries of interest to birds keep you busy all year round.

Principal Characteristics of Coral Red Dogwood.

Interest Year-round: Red stems bring a summer pop of color in the winter and are ideal for snowy or fall gardens.
Seasonal Use: It produces white flower clusters in spring and summer and berries that are filled with white nectar that birds love.
Easy to Grow: It does well in wet and dry areas, so it is perfect for rain gardens, erosion control, and landscapes.
Nature Friendly: Grasps pollinators, birds, and beneficial insects that contribute to the biodiversity of your garden.
Easy to Grow: The Coral Red Dogwood is durable and hardy enough for all levels of gardener.

Why Plant Coral Red Dogwood in Your Yard?

Coral Red Dogwood 2-3’ isn’t just a shrub; it’s a garden all year. Its red stems are pretty in winter, and its lush green leaves and white flowers are lovely in spring and summer. It is a popular hedge, privacy screen, and erosion control plant. Plant this shrub in sunny borders, by streams, or at a point of focus, and it will thrive without effort.
Planting and Care Guidelines

Light Conditions: The most outstanding color comes in full sun but will do well in partial shade.
Soil: Likes moist, well-drained soil but can do different environments.
Watering: Do not dry the soil all over, especially during planting.
Pruning: Remove the aging stems in late winter to allow new growth.
Fertilizer: Use a pH-balanced fertilizer early in the spring for good growth.

Enhance Your Garden Today!

Bring the Coral Red Dogwood 2-3' to your yard for its unmatched beauty, easy maintenance, and versatility. This shrub offers seasonal interest for homeowners looking for winter color and is also a pollinator and erosion control plant ideal for the environmentally inclined gardener.