dt-brown FLOWER PLANTS 2 x 3 Litre Potted Plant Cornus Midwinter Fire
dt-brown FLOWER PLANTS Cornus Midwinter Fire
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Cornus Midwinter Fire

SKU: 58653

Cornus alba

Product Description

Cornus 'Midwinter Fire’ is a cultivar of the common dogwood, known for its vibrant, bright and fiery and eye-catching stem colour during the winter months. Leaves turn from oranges and golds to reds and purples in autumn further extending the season of interest. Pruning plants right down to 7.5cm/3in every few years will ensure plenty of colourful new stems for winter displays.

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Product Details

Botanical Name Cornus alba
Genus Cornus
Situation Full Sun and Partial Shade

Product Details

Botanical Name Cornus alba
Genus Cornus
Situation Full Sun and Partial Shade

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