Cornus sericea

Moslty found in wetlands, often in calcareous soils. White berries are eaten by birds and small mammals; the rest of the plant is eaten by deer. Red stems with white pith.

Seedling

Cornus sericea seedling
Cornus seedlings look very similar. Note red stem.
R. Parker

Plant Information

Common Name(s): 
red-osier dogwood
Type: 
Native
Shrubs, Trees
Moisture: 
Moist
Wet
Light: 
Sun
Part Sun
Recommended for gardening
Used in traditional 19th century gardens

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