'Cornels of Dogwoods'. Range from creeping shrubs to trees, being from 2-3m high. Forms a thicket of ...
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A charming form with greenish-yellow leaves, and golden-yellow in autumn, purplish-red branches.(2)
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Handsome shrub with green and white variegated leaves on red stems. White flowers in small clusters. ...
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Leaves with a pink border at first, later becoming green with yellow spots, red in the autumn.(2)
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Dwarf shrub, spreading habit with crowded, narrow, purple-tinged leaves which turn deep purple in au ...
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Vigorous dogwood with deep almost black-purple stems. Dark green leaves become flushed reddish-purpl ...
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The leaves are broadly margined and mottled white. Less vigorous growth.(2)
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'Coral beauty or Westonbirt dogwood', with scarlet young shoots in winter and less robust growth. Br ...
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Weak grower, compact. Leaves bronze-yellow at first, later with o broad gold-yellow margin. Sometime ...
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A large shrub sometimes a small tree with horizontally spreading branches. Leaves green, alternate, ...
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One of the very best silver-variegated shrubs, forming a dense bush. Leaves small with a regular cre ...
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'Creeping Dogwood'. Is not strictly a shrub, the 15cm shoots being renewed from ground level annuall ...
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Deciduous shrub 9-15m, with oblique branches when young, becoming almost horizontal with age. The sw ...
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A very ornamental small tree, slower growing and with striking silver margined leaves.(5-6)
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'Flowering Dogwood'. A large shrub or small bushy tree. Branches brown. Leaves ovate, to broad, dull ...
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Like C. florida but with dark pink or red bracts.(5-6)
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Cherokee Chief’ is a cultivar that is noted for it deep rose red floral bracts. New foliage is tinge ...
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Small tree of shrubby form, reaching 4-5m. Frost hardy, deciduous. Pink tinted, creamy-white bracts ...
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A taller, more open form than the specie. Leaves slightly larger.(5-6)
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One of the most common cultivars in the trade, this selection of var. chinensis is, however, probabl ...
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