Common Dogwood Bare Root Hedge

Common Dogwood Bare Root HedgeCornus sanguinea is commonly known as 'Common Dogwood' and is a very popular shrub that displays green foliage in Summer. Once the foliage falls this plant shows striking white flowers that make it very attractive. Cornus sanguinea will do fine in any type of soil. Common Dogwood tree grows at around 2 3 feet per year and will grow to 4m+ in its lifetime.

Brrrrilliant

its columnar growth allowing for a tall

The flowers are perfectly contrasted with the coppery-purple foliage

make sure to plant in either partial shade or full sun to ensure its best growth

There's nothing worse than planting your new tree

and with superb weather resistance they will continue for longer than most garden varieties

Winter cherries like it sunny

red berries begin to grow and ripen to yellow as the season progresses

deep green

Bestseller is a sturdy daffodil variety with beautiful golden trumpets and matching petals

Don’t sit there like a lemon

This variety has purple leaves and white flowers with pink hues appear in the Spring