Cornus sanguinea (UK Grown) COMMON DOGWOOD, BAREROOT

Cornus sanguinea is a native, deciduous, hedging plant. Common dogwood has red-purple stems in winter. White flowers in spring followed by blue-black berries in autumn. Bareroot plants generally available during the autumn planting season.

 

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Size Min Qty 10-24 25-249 250+ Qty Total Season
40-60cm 10
£2.28
£1.90
£1.51
    £0.00
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    60-80cm 10
    £3.29
    £2.74
    £2.18
      £0.00
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      A thornless, native, deciduous hedging plant. Common dogwood has red-purple stems in winter. White flowers in spring followed by blue-black berries in autumn. Cut down to the ground in early spring or late winter if you want full appreciation of the coloured winter stems the following year.