GOLDEN GLORY CORNELIAN CHERRY DOGWOOD
Description
A small, multi-stemmed tree or large shrub, the Cornelian Cherry Dogwood is a tough and adaptable plant. Tight clusters of tiny, star-shaped yellow flowers bloom in early spring, covering the tree before leaves emerge. Leaves serve as a host for the Azure Butterfly caterpillar and edible, tart, red fruits attract songbirds mid-summer. Bark is an attractive dark grey to reddish-brown with scaly, exfoliating patches for some winter interest. Use Golden Glory as a specimen, hedge, or in the mixed border.
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