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Cornus sanguinea, also known as Common Dogwood, is an upright deciduous shrub with attractive winter stem colour. A dense covering of green foliage emerges in spring followed by clusters of tiny white flowers in May & June which are attractive to pollinating insects. The flowers are followed by black berries which are eaten by birds, & throughout autumn the leaves blaze deep red & violet. When the leaves fall they reveal a thicket of bright green stems which fade to red at the tips. Common Dogwood brings autumn & winter colour to mixed native hedges or can be grown alone for a fantastic low-maintenance hedge.

Height: 3m (10'). Spread: 2.5m (8'). Planting distance: 30cm (12).

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Cornus sanguinea, also known as Common Dogwood, is an upright deciduous shrub with attractive winter stem colour. A dense covering of green foliage emerges in spring followed by clusters of tiny white flowers in May & June which are attractive to pollinating insects. The flowers are followed by black berries which are eaten by birds, & throughout autumn the leaves blaze deep red & violet. When the leaves fall they reveal a thicket of bright green stems which fade to red at the tips. Common Dogwood brings autumn & winter colour to mixed native hedges or can be grown alone for a fantastic low&45;maintenance hedge.

Height: 3m &40;10&41;. Spread: 2.5m &40;8&41;. Supplied as 60 �- 80 cm bareroots &40;24 �- 31&41;. Planting distance: 30cm &40;12&41;.

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Common Dogwood (Hedging)

Cornus sanguinea, also known as Common Dogwood, is an upright deciduous shrub with attractive winter stem colour. A dense covering of green foliage emerges in spring followed by clusters of tiny white flowers in May and June which are attractive to pollinating insects. The flowers are followed by black berries which are eaten by birds, and throughout autumn the leaves blaze deep red and purple. When the leaves fall they reveal a thicket of bright green stems which fade to red at the tips. Common Dogwood brings autumn and winter colour to mixed native hedges or can be grown alone for a fantastic low-maintenance hedge. Height: 3m (10'). Spread: 2.5m (8'). Planting distance: 30cm (12).

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