Cornus canadensis

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Cornus canadensis or Creeping Dogwood can be planted in woodland gardens to prevent weeds from growing at the base of other, larger shrubs. It provides equally good ground cover in sunny borders, where its small, white flowers will stand out against rosettes of green, oval leaves in the late spring and early summer. These cross-shaped

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  Upright stems of feathery foliage are topped with flattened flower-heads in a distinctive brick-red colour. As summer progresses, the blooms fade to soft coral, creating a Read More »
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