Red dogwood

Red twig dogwoods bring contrast and interest to winter gardens. Learn how to grow and care for these perennial shrubs now on Gardener's Path.

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Red twig dogwood, known for its striking red branches in winter, pairs well with various companion plants to create beautiful landscapes year-round. Some excellent choices include evergreen shrubs like boxwoods, flowering perennials such as hydrangeas, and ornamental grasses like feather reed grass. What are the specific benefits of planting these companions alongside red twig dogwood, and how do they enhance the overall garden design? For detailed insights, delve into our comprehensive…

Red Twig Dogwood, Cornus sericea: Red Willow There are all sorts of plants you can use to provide much needed color in your garden in winter. But for a jo

Red twig dogwood provides a pop of color in winter, white flowers in spring and berries in summer. Here's how to grow red twig dogwood in your garden!

Red Twig Dogwoods are mainly grown for their Winter interest, but their Spring blooms are beautiful as well. Here’s why this is a great garden shrub! Why am I so excited that our Red Twig Dogwoods are blooming? Because these blooms are usually not a big deal each Spring, nor are the blooms the main...Read More

Growing a red twig dogwood is a great way to add spectacular color to the winter garden. Learn how to grow these spectacular plants in this article. Click here for more information.

A commercial nursery guide on how to propagate Redosier Dogwood (Cornus sericea), a perennial shrub that can grow in hardiness zone 2.

Dogwood (Cornus spp.) trees and flowering shrubs come in many species and varieties. Here are 12 common dogwoods for your yard.