Cornus canadensis

Oooh i like this Spritz, dark leaves and bright flowers are striking.. what colour will the berries be, if they show there faces lol..

It has a very few berries, Ydd. They seem to be bright orangey-red.

I think that under normal conditions - that is, NOT being grown in a polytunnel, the leaves will be green when the flowers are in bloom - but the berries will grow and show up with the lovely deep red leaves at this time of year!

What a fantastic combination Spritz, red and orange.. Beautifull..

I have to admit that I fell for this plant today! It should look good in the place I plan for it! :-))

I love it, someone has just sent me a cutting of it, can't wait for it to grow :)

Looks lovely. Have added to my favourites. Is it low growing.
Who should I send a message too regarding adding a section to GOY. I was thinking of a "Wish List" page so that anyone who sees a plant they would like can add it to that page and have a record they can print off when visiting gc's. My favourites is good but has pics of all sorts of things as well as plants.

There is a wish-list somewhere, but when I tried it, as like you, I thought it would be great, it took me to the 'Shopping' area!

Try a 'contact us' message. P&A always respond.

Oh, and yes, it is low-growing!

Love it Spritz...going on to 'favourites'...:>)

I'll take you advice Spritz.
Thank you.

i will have to look at mine to see if there are any flowers. but usually the leaves do take on this redish hue in the autumn.

I was told the other day that it's difficult to get started in the garden, has anyone found this?

This is very pretty :o)

This is gorgeous. I don't remember ever seeing one before. A little bit like Hellebore!

the first year it was in the ground it just sat there. but it is growing slowly but steadily during its third year.

thanks SBG :) I'll remember to be patient with it LOL

New plant to me! Precious little blooms. The color is particularly attractive.

Thanks - I love it - So I do hope it makes itself at home. :-)

Do you know its mature form Spritz?

Only in a book, Ba!! LOL.

:-)