This tough, low-maintenance shrub offers subtle year-round beauty. White panicles of flowers brighten the landscape in June. White berries attract many birds in the late summer and early fall. And the reddish-pink fruit stems persist into the winter, adding a nice color contrast to the gray bark. Gray dogwoods are great for borders, groups, and masses. They can also be grown as small trees to be used for foundations, entranceways, borders or specimen planting.

• Produces creamy white flowers and white berries
• Easily transplants and adapts to many conditions
• Provides good screen, windbreak, or borders and hedges

The redosier dogwood is loved by gardeners, landscapers, and homeowners for its hardiness and versatility. It can grow in a myriad of conditions, including wet soil. Its thicket-forming habit makes it a great hedge option. And the fibrous root sytem provides effective errosion control on banks and slopes.

• Displays deep red branches year-round and cream-white flowers
• Is an adaptable tree that can grow in various conditions
• Provides good erosion control and can be used for borders and hedges