Cornus alba in a 3 litre pot

Cornus Alba Sibirica (also known as red barked dogwood) produces brilliant, bright red stems and brings year-round interest to the garden. In May and June, small, creamy-white flowers appear amongst masses of ovate dark green leaves that appeal for bees. These leaves turn to a spring green, to orange, to reddish-purple in autumn, and eventually fall away to reveal shiny red, bare stems. We'd recommend planting at the back of a border as shoots will reach 1.8-2.4m. This stunning variety looks amazing when planted in groups besides water or in a winter border amongst other varieties of dogwood. Plant in full sun for best results.