Hayloft Cornus Alba Sibirica – Winter Red Stems – 9cm pot

Cornus alba siberica is often grown for its showy red stems which make an appearance in winter when the leaves fall away, providing an often much-needed blast of colour in the garden. The leaves themselves are attractive, dark green and oval-shaped, and transform into beautiful shades of apricot and red in autumn before falling. Cornus, often known as dogwood, look fabulous when planted together in groups of different varieties with their brightly coloured bare stems. Thriving in damp soil of any type, cornus alba siberica reaches an eventual height and spread of 2.5m and is therefore best placed towards the rear of the border where it will provide a wonderful backdrop to other shrubs and plants. A sunny or partially shaded spot is best for these attractive plants. Supplied in 9cm pots