A thicketing dogwood with white spring flowers and red/chestnut branches enhanced in the winter cold when the stems are bare. excellent nectar for insects and berries for birds. Not really particular on growing environment, even tolerating heavy soils.
| Common Name | Bloody dogwood |
|---|---|
| Height | 2m |
| Width | 2m |
| Position | Full sun, Part sun, Shade |
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