25+ Cornus Alba Sibirica Variegata Elegantissima

Synonyms cornus alba albovariegata cornus alba argenteo marginata family cornaceae genus cornus can be deciduous shrubs or trees or creeping woody based perennials some with brightly coloured young stems. Tiny flowers are borne in dense clusters sometimes with showy bracts.

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Cornus alba sibirica variegata elegantissima

For the best show of red stems in autumn cut them back hard each march. It is a large surculose suckering shrub that can be grown as a small tree. Tatarian red barked dogwood is a reliable shrub that is mostly used in parks and towns where it requires no maintenance at all and can stand pollution adverse growing conditions and is pest and disease free.

It s tolerant of a wide range of soil types and produces the brightest winter bark when planted in full sun. Sibirica variegata nebo také elegantissima je velice populární svídou s panašovanými listy. High 120 210 cm and 3 5 ft.

Cornus alba elegantissima has deep red stems greyish green white margined leaves small creamy white flowers and clusters of white berries. Cornus alba sibirica grows at a fast rate typically up to 4 7 ft. Cornus alba red barked white or siberian dogwood is a species of flowering plant in the family cornaceae native to siberia northern china and korea.

Often numerous they radiate beautifully from the base of the shrub. Cornus alba sibirica is a multi stemmed suckering deciduous shrub forming a thicket of red stems turning bright crimson in winter. In the spring bright gray green leaves emerge with a wide irregular margin of pure white.

Cornus alba sibirica variegata elegantissima tatarian dogwood red bark dogwood. Creamy white flowers in flat topped clusters cymes to 2 1 2 across bloom in late spring sometimes with sparse intermittent. Cornus alba commonly called tatarian dogwood is a rapid growing multi stemmed suckering deciduous shrub that is native to eastern and central asia in areas in part inhabited by tatars or tartars it typically matures to 8 10 tall.

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