Variegated Red Twig Dogwood Companion Plants

Since the red twig. The daylily hemerocallis can grow in most soil types.

ensemble Variegated red twig dogwood companion plants!!!

Plant among low growing evergreen shrubs with contrasting colors of lime yellow and gold to help the blood red stems of the dogwood stand out in the winter landscape. There are two species of cornus called red twig dogwoods. The two species are very similar. When planting red twig dogwoods give them plenty of room.

Its smaller size makes this variety a great breakthrough for smaller gardens or residential landscapes. In autumn when the leaves fall the plant is afire with upright flaming red stems adding plenty of interest to the winter garden. Verticillata summersweet clethra alnifolia chokeberry aronia arbutifolia and highbush blueberries vaccinium corymbosum are all good companion shrubs. Site next to ponds for a colorful reflection or plant in mass as an eye catching front border to a natural wooded area.

They look fantastic when planted in groups or as an informal hedge. Chokeberry aronia care prefers enriched evenly moist well drained soils but highly adaptable. The variegated red twig dogwood cornus alba elegantissima is a deciduous shrub that grows to a height of between 6 and 8 feet tall with a 4 to 6 foot spread. Variegated leaves attractive berries stunning fall color and showy red stems in winter make this a wonderful shrub for all seasons.

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