65+ Varigated Red Twig Dogwood
Medium sized deciduous shrub has a thicket of upright blood red stems that are very showy in winter. White berries are often tinged blue or gre.
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Varigated red twig dogwood!!!
Gray green leaves have an irregular creamy white margin. The shrubs actually can provide year round interest. In autumn when the leaves fall the plant is afire with upright flaming red stems adding plenty of interest to the winter garden. Red twig dogwood will brighten your winter landscaping with its bright red branches.Variegated leaves attractive berries stunning fall color and showy red stems in winter make this a wonderful shrub for all seasons. Variegated leaves attractive berries stunning fall color and showy red stems in winter make this a wonderful shrub for all seasons. Vigorous and adaptable naturally forms a thicket of upright blood red stems. Vigorous and adaptable naturally forms a thicket of upright blood red stems.
Best color in full sun. Cornus alba elegantissima item 2773. Variegated red twig dogwood. Variegated red twig dogwood 1.
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