Common Dogwood | Cornus sanguinea 'Midwinter Fire'

Common Dogwood | Cornus sanguinea 'Midwinter Fire'One of the very finest dogwood varieties, 'Midwinter Fire' dazzles through the winter months with its vivid red and orange bare stems, which are best enjoyed when planted en masse in blocks. Alongside its glorious stems, this plant also features creamy summertime blooms, jet black berries and lush green foliage (which takes on fabulous autumnal hues later in the year). While dogwoods can be grown in dense planting blocks or as an attractive hedge,

this willow likes to be planted in moist but well drained soil

ideal for quick and easy picking

flavourful fruit that can both be eaten fresh and used in the kitchen – we’re thinking classic crumbles

whilst the listing delivery estimate may specify a date before this

Jan Bos produces a single central spike or raceme with multitudes of star-shaped flowers

often with streaks of green closest to the base

With their fondness for soil that doesn't dry out and partial shade

Dancing Fairy will be a delight planted in the garden in rockeries

reaching heights of 20-25cm

With its highly floriferous nature

Make sure to display them in groups

Peaestans Shogun is a part of division 15