A dogwood (Cornus sanguinea "Winter Beauty", divided from its parent plant, currently in a pot but needing to be grown in a border. At present it is 89 cm (35 inches) high (122 cm (4 foot) high including the pot). A deciduous shrub that will reach a height and spread of 2 metres or more if left unpruned, with oval leaves turning orange-yellow in autumn; the winter stems are pale yellow/orange below, red in the upper part. To control the height and encourage coloured stems, you should cut the stems down to ground level in about April.
Can be collected from my front drive at a convenient time this weekend.
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Neil Forsyth
Garden plant (Kingsway)
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