75+ Red Twig Dogwood Berries

Tatarian dogwood c. Red twig dogwood will brighten your winter landscaping with its bright red branches.

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Current year s growth features outstanding coral red branches on a multi stemmed shrub. Although the flowers are small and grow in flat clusters they are lovely when they appear and the berries that form in the fall and winter are highly decorative in either white or blue colors. Though it boasts four season interest with fragrant flowers tiny berries and showy foliage the red twig dogwood saves its best for winter when its stems are on fire. Brown thrashers cedar waxwings and other birds feast on the long lasting fruits which serve birds well in tough winters.

The two species are very similar. If you plant kousa dogwood as a fruit source for birds steer away from the stellar series such as stellar pink. In usda zones 5 through 8 kousa dogwood cornus kousa bears showy pinkish red fruits that resemble raspberries. Bare stems create an attractive winter accent and are a wonderful addition to seasonal flower arrangements.

There are two species of cornus called red twig dogwoods. Red twig dogwood bushes are called red twig because of its distinctive and attractive deep red branches this beautiful upright shrub displays white blossoms in may giving way to bright red berries in the fall. The red twig dogwood cornus stolinifera is very handsome and eye appealing as winter interest in. A typical understory plant in forests and woodlands cornus sericea thrills with flaming red or yellow twigs.

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