Siberian Dogwood #02
Pairs well with
Common Name: Siberian Dogwood
Latin Name: Cornus alba ‘Sibirica’
Height: 6–10 ft
Spread: 6–10 ft
Sunlight Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
Hardiness Zone: 2–7
Description:
Siberian Dogwood is a hardy, fast-growing shrub valued for its year-round interest and especially its striking winter display. During the growing season, it features fresh green foliage and clusters of small white flowers, followed by white berries that attract birds. As fall arrives, the leaves may take on soft yellow or reddish tones before dropping to reveal brilliant red stems that light up the winter landscape. Its vigorous growth and adaptability make it an excellent choice for naturalized areas, hedging, or adding color to colder climates.
Standout Feature:
Intensely bright red stems that provide standout color and contrast in winter.
Interesting Fact:
Siberian Dogwood is extremely cold-hardy and is often used in northern landscapes for erosion control and mass plantings thanks to its ability to tolerate tough conditions and spread over time.
