You can visit our Cornus alba page or browse the pictures using the next and previous links. If you've been inspired take a look at the Cornus plants in our garden centre.
Cornus corner.....
By Dottydaisy2
30 Aug, 2017
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Have about 7 different Cornus, mainly for winter stems, far too many really!! but they should look good next March...
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Looks wonderful .
30 Aug, 2017
Feverfew will you trim yours down before March? we have black, red, scarlet, and yellow stems....
Thanks 3pence.....
30 Aug, 2017
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30 Aug, 2017
Looks good now
Gg
31 Aug, 2017
Thanks both.....
31 Aug, 2017
Dd, yes, I plan to trim mine back after leaf fall, but not to the ground, just to reduce the height & to cut back from the front as I'm planning a garden re-plan this Autumn.
7 Sep, 2017
Oh sounds interesting Feverfew!!
8 Sep, 2017
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See who else is growing Cornus alba (Red-barked dogwood).
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Cornus Alba
£10.50 at Burncoose -
Cornus Alba 'Elegantissima'
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Cornus Alba 'Gouchaultii'
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Cornus Alba 'Kesselringii'
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Very nice. My Cornus have grown rather big this year but don't want to lop them yet as there are still flowers & the birds eat the white berries. Will wait until the leaves fall then have a tidy up, green & red stems.
30 Aug, 2017