Cornus sericea
Attractive red stems with white flower clusters that produce white berry clusters. Fast growing. Opposite leaves and branches. Gorgeous red stems provide warm winter color.
Photo credit: Seven Oaks Native Nursery
Photo credit: Matt Lavin
Photo credit: Seven Oaks Native Nursery
Plant Details
- Habitat:
- Riparian Forests
Bottomland Forests
Shrub Swamp
Shallow Marsh
Shrub swamp; Bottomland Forest; Riparian Forest. Used in riparian reclamation and wetlands. - Mature Height:
- 20’
- Shade Preference:
- Soil Tolerance:
- Moist soils
- Special Uses:
- Attracts insects, bees and butterflies; Attracts birds; Attracts hummingbirds; Provides wildlife forage, cover and food; Provides bank stabilization; Ornamental
- Arboretum Locations:
- Cheldelin Middle School Arboretum
Crescent Valley High School Arboretum