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Cornus glabrata - Brown Dogwood

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Cornus glabrata is more than an ordinary shrub; it's an exhibition of nature's artfully changing seasons. Popularly known as the Brown Dogwood, this native of the Pacific Northwest truly offers a dynamic visual experience, year-round. During summer, its lush, green foliage provides a soothing backdrop, before transitioning into a captivating canvas of reddish-purple in the fall. Come springtime, an array of delicate white flowers cluster together, giving way to enticing bluish-white fruit, which often becomes a feast for local birds. This versatile and hardy plant can grow up to 15 feet tall and is noted for its strong resistance to frost and drought-conditions. Flourishing in full sun to part shade, the Brown Dogwood is not only adaptable to various landscapes and gardens, but it effortlessly adds a touch of color and charm to them. Experience the splendid parade of seasons in your garden with this magnificent and easy-to-care-for plant.

  • Size: Up to 15 feet tall
  • Flowers: Clusters of tiny white flowers
  • Foliage: Green in summer, transforming to reddish-purple in autumn
  • Water usage: Moderate to low (drought-resistant)
  • Sun exposure: Full sun to part shade
  • Extra Feature: Produces bluish-white fruit which attracts birds
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