Cornus racemosa ~ Gray Dogwood Size:1 GALLON mounding habit and hairy stems

mounding habit and hairy stems sporting sharply toothed lance-like leaves

A prolific bloomer with incredibly dense full-sized spikes of fragrant amethyst-toned flowers with yellow eyes that bloom in summer attract pollinators and butterflies

It's known for its showy red flowers in spring and its unique

The dark green oval leaves turn various shades of red

Cut fronds back to base to rejuvenate plant

Cornus racemosa ~ Gray Dogwood Size:1 GALLON mounding habit and hairy stemsGray Dogwood is a medium sized native deciduous shrub with a rounded habit and grey green foliage that turns dusky reddish purple in fall. The terminal stems that hold the white flower clusters are distinctly red and contrast against the flowers and white fruits that follow. Prefers part sun and slightly acidic, moist, well drained soil. Type: Shrub Origins: Northeast N. America Height: 10' 15' Spread: 10 15' Spacing: 12 USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 8