In general, shrubs like red- and yellow-twig dogwood, which are primarily grown for their colored bark, have the brightest color in young stems, so it is best to maintain them accordingly.

Should I give up and remove them to plant new ones? Shrubs like red- and yellow-twig dogwood that are primarily grown for their colored bark usually have the brightest color in young stems.

I recently received an email asking how you might be able to rejuvenate a dogwood tree starting in the Spring. If you have a tree in your yard that appears to be struggling, inmost cases, it’s common ...

Red-twig dogwood and yellow-twig dogwood (C. sericea) are shrubs grown primarily for their colorful twigs and branches — especially striking in winter after leaves have fallen. • Kousa dogwood (C.

SO. SO THIS IS RED TWIG DOGWOOD OR RED OSIER DOGWOOD. THERE’S ALSO YELLOW TWIG DOGWOOD. SO YOU CAN EVEN KIND OF HAVE SOME OF THESE AND SOME OF THE YELLOW ONES AS WELL. FOR A LOT OF BRIGHT COLOR ...

One flower of interest is the flower of the yellow twig dogwood (Cornus sericea ‘Flaviramea”). It’s very different from our native flowering dogwood (Cornus florida) normally found in ...

Deciduous shrubs can also provide interesting winter bark. The bare limbs of red twig dogwood, naturally turns golden yellow. These shrubs spread by runners, but they can be perfect filler plants ...

My favorite of the bunch is the blood-twig dogwood variety 'Midwinter Fire.' It has two-tone yellow and red winter stems that practically glow and was good enough to earn a Gold Medal Award from ...

The bark is attractive in the winter, especially the Red Twig and Yellow Twig dogwood. Of course, the spring “flowers” are beautiful. In the summer the green leaves enhance the surrounding ...