Yellow Twig Dogwood

Red Twig dogwood tend to use more nitrogen than some other plant families. The reason for this is simple 1. Slow-release fertilizer can help prevent rapid sucker growth that is vulnerable to diseases and insects.

The most common cause of plant death after transplanting is planting the new plant to deep. Be careful with products such as miracle-grow as these products can burn newly planted plants when not used at the recommended rates.

It blooms in the spring and has attractive medium green foliage during the summer. Great Hedge with Striking Winter Color! The bright yellow stems of Bud's Yellow Dogwood, Cornus alba 'Bud's Yellow', will add a striking color to the winter landscape.

They need to be lasting and make you happy for a long time. Once the leaves fall the twigs and stems turn a bright red (hence the name Firedance!) and heat up the winter landscape.

This shrub displays variegated leaves in summer and vibrant red branches in winter. Variegated Leaves and Bright Red Winter Stems European Variegated Dogwood, Cornus alba 'Argenteo-marginata', is a 6'-10' dogwood with attractive cream and green variegated...

Isanti Dogwood grows naturally beautiful, but is acceptable of pruning if you so desire. In winter, the red stems of your Isanti Dogwood will astound you with their vibrant color, especially against the crisp, white snow.

* Brilliant Red Twigs * White Flowers in Spring * Attracts Birds and Wildlife * Fast Growing Your Red Twigged Dogwood grows fast, so it won't be long until it reaches its mature height of 10 feet.

This plant provides year around interest with the leaf color, flowers, fall color, and winter appearance. Great for erosion control, it is highly recommended for rehabilitating moist sites and is well adapted to disturbed sites, is easy to grow and establish.

It handles just about any soil – even wet ones – and thrives in partial shade. After that no socialite worth her silver spoon would be caught dead without several dogwoods available in the garden for floral design.) So, yes, the flowers are beautiful.

It blooms in late April through crimson in autumn. This Elegant pink dogwood starts blooming when only 4-6' tall. This charming compact tree grows 20-30' tall. The Elegant Pink Dogwood has slender arching branches with dark checkerboard bark.

In fall the foliage of the Red Twig Dogwood is red. Most interesting, however, are its blood-red branches, which are so colorful, contrasted against the snow. It is a hardy plant that withstands smokey conditions.

A classic for decoration and always in style. They can also be used as a backdrop for a perennial border for the perfect winter interest addition (which can sometimes lack substance during the winter).

It will grow in any soil type with adequate moisture and full sun to part shade. Red Twigs and White Edges The Dogwood 'Ivory Halo', Cornus alba 'Bailhalo', also known as Tatarian dogwood, is a cultivar that is noted for its compact size, large variegated,white-edged...

It's as versatile as it is colorful. It adds color every winter with its tomato-orange branches that are extremely showy and is sure to brighten up your drab, off-season landscape! Prairie Fire Dogwood is a multi-stemmed shrub that will reach 7 feet in...

It is widely adaptable to soil and moisture variations and will even do well in swampy or boggy conditions. Use one as a specimen planting anywhere you'd like a splash of brilliant color amid the drab hues of your winter yard.

It prefers a loamy, well-drained soil. Branches zigzag at internodes and blooms for up to 2 months. The green bark is retained throughout the winter. Months of Showy Blooms on a Fast Growing Shrub Double Flowering Japanese Kerria, Kerria japonica 'Pleniflora',...

Versatile There is no wrong place to plant this delightful tree. It's adaptable to various soil types including acidic, loamy, rich, sandy or even clay, and is drought tolerant. Your landscape will light up with amazing autumn color signaling the change...

Their small size combined with the fact that they naturally grow in a vase shape makes them the perfect specimen tree. The leaves change colors so often that your neighbors won't be able to keep up with how often your landscape shows of new bright, popping...

Let this Japanese Flowering Dogwood bring a soft, beautiful appeal to your yard. You'll love how its disease- and pest-resistant qualities make it even easier to manage this low-maintenance species .

Making it one of our most popular specimen trees! Matures to a height of 20-25 ft. Don't wait until next spring! With plenty of water, you can plant any time. Dogwoods are sensitive and when dug out of the ground (bare-root) they are susceptible to disease...

Highly disease resistant and trouble-free. Distinctive vase shape makes this tree ideal for border and foundation planting, though it can stand alone as a showpiece tree with ease.

(Phaseolus vulgaris) 1,600 seeds/lb.; 70 lbs./acre. 7-14 days, 70-80°F. Rocquencourt bean from our Italian Gourmet Collection is buttery and crisp, fresh or cooked. The 4-5” pods are all purpose, eat them fresh, canned or frozen.

The Ragin' Red tm Dogwood is the newest variety. Not this Dogwood! The Ragin' Redtm lives up to its name with deep-red flowers reminiscent of a fine Cabernet. Just as the flowers fall and the leaves turn, bright red birds appear to bring back more color...

When you unbox it, you'll see that it has a full root system intact. We ship with the original root system in place. The fruit of the Pink Dogwood is an important source of winter food for many songbirds , including robins, cardinals and waxwings.

Even those with limited space. They are pest and disease resistant, while also being drought tolerant. They fill the countryside with color while other plants are dull and brown during the winter.

When fall arrives, you will watch the strong green transform into elegant, deep purples and reds. This adorable dogwood makes the perfect addition to pathways, outdoor seating areas and smaller landscapes.

When the leaves first emerge they have a burgundy to bronze tint that fades to green as they mature. Cherokee Chief Dogwood berries are an excellent source of food for a variety of songbirds during the winter.