Redtwig dogwood

Red twig dogwoods bring contrast and interest to winter gardens. Learn how to grow and care for these perennial shrubs now on Gardener's Path.

Arctic Fire Red red twig dogwood is more compact and smaller than the typical option, it grows half the size of the gigantic red twig dogwoods you see out in nature.

By late winter, most of us are longing for green grass, spring flowers and the return of color to the landscape. Despite the pounding of a tough winter, one of my all time favorite plants for adding excellent color to the landscape is in its glory in the waning weeks of winter. Cardinal Red Twig

Red twig dogwood provides a pop of color in winter, white flowers in spring and berries in summer. Here's how to grow red twig dogwood in your garden!

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Pinus mugo ‘Carsten’ This is one of several conifers that change colour in winter. Some turn deeper shades, and are often duller, but Pinus mugo ‘Carsten’ is one of many selections of the Mountain Pine, whose green summer needles transform over a few weeks to a bright gold, particularly if in a sunny position. Period […]

Find Cardinal Dogwood (Cornus sericea 'Cardinal') in Portland Brunswick Falmouth Cumberland Biddeford Maine ME at Skillins Greenhouse (C.stolonifera, Red-Osier)