30+ Yellow Dogwood Bushes

Fast growing yellow twig dogwood bushes golden branches will glow in your winter landscape with a shrub hedge or grouping of yellow twig dogwoods. Yellow twig dogwood cornus servicea flamiramea a deciduous flowering shrub is a named cultivar of the red twig dogwood cornus servicea.

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Yellow dogwood bushes

Yellow twig dogwood bushes have yellow bark and yellow fall leaves. Pruning them will bring back the brilliant red and yellow color of the stems. Again plant in a sunny spot for best color.

Nothing stands out more than the bright red or yellow twigs of the dogwood shrubs against the snow in your landscape. As the dogwood shrub ages the stems become more grayish instead of the bright red or yellow color. That just gives fantastic color to your garden during the dull winter months.

Their stems go bright yellow in the winter. The yellow twig dogwood looks great if mixed with the red twigged dogwood. White blooms in spring and white berries in fall are bonus features for this shrub that offers great year round appeal.

Bare stems are an excellent addition to seasonal flower arrangements. The bright yellow stems on the younger growth of this multi stemmed shrub provide striking winter color. A flowering shrub that can handle moist to wet soil areas the yellow twig is a great choice for wildlife gardens woodland gardens.

While the species variety and other cultivars have red stems flamiramea has yellow or greenish stems. This dogwood shrub is a north american native shrub that will bring interest to any garden setting. White flower clusters adorn the green foliage in spring and are followed by white ornamental fruit.

Bloom April 2014