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Cornus racemosa
Gray Dogwood
A vigorous, dense selection which is useful for screening and stabilizing slopes. The gray bark stands out in the winter season and the gray-green foliage turns to purplish-red in the fall. They produce red-stemmed white berries, adding late-season interest.
- » White, panicled flowers produce white berries in the fall
- » Grayish-red, young branches provide contrast in the winter
- » Foliage turns purple in the fall
- » Grows well in wet soils
- » Excellent for stabilizing slopes
- » Bloom Time: May
1gal
$20.85
2gal
$29.85
3gal
$38.25
7gal
$144.00
Attracts Wildlife
| • | Attracts Birds |
Growth Rate
| • | Fast |
Flowering Time
| • | Spring |
Planting instructions
| • | Container Plants |
Additional Information about Cornus racemosa
Native to Ontario and parts of North America.
Growing & Maintenance Tips for Cornus racemosa
A vigorous shrub tolerating many different soil and light conditions. Suckering freely, it is excellent for re-naturalization. Typically grown as a shrub, it can also be grown into a tree form.