Variegated Dogwood
The variegated dogwood is one of the most common plants growing in nurseries. This type of dogwood will usually grow to about 5 feet tall. The leaves on the tree grow to be around three inches long and are white-marginated. In mid to late summer, clusters of pea-sized white berries will be produced. For more information go to http://www.arhomeandgarden.org/plantoftheweek/articles/variegated_redstem_dogwood_9-28-07.htm
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Q: I have several variegated dogwood shrubs that I cut back about every three years. I have done it in the fall. Is it better to do it in the spring? (e-mail reference) ... Q: I have three variegated dogwood bushes on the north side of my house that are looking shaggy. Will it hurt to prune them this time of year?
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University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service - Arkansas Home and Garden - Plant of the Week - Variegated Redstem Dogwood ... Plant of the Week; Variegated Redstem Dogwood; Latin: Cornus alba Elegantissima...
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Learn about Cornus alba ( Variegated Red-Twig Dogwood ) and see photos with detailed growing and plant information. Could Cornus alba ( Variegated Red-Twig Dogwood ) be the next plant for your home? Visit one of the World's largest plant encylopedia and garden store. ... Variegated foliage adds color to the landscape.
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Why does my variegated dogwood shrub have black/brown spots all over it. It did last year, too. I planted it as an ornamental-if its always going to look like this I'll remove it. ... Beautiful red twig variegated dogwood...
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Showy red stems accent the creamy-white and green foliage. Stem color lasts all year long, making this a good landscape value, both winter and summer. Height: 6-10' Spread: 5-8' Shape: Rounded. Foliage: Variegated cream and green. Fall color: Insignificant. Zone: 3-7.; Featured in Landscape Design 3.
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Cream and green leaves on maroon red twigs. ... In spring, the variegated leaves take over the show until fall. Around May it will flower and continue to flower sporadically during summer. The berries follow around June and July. The beautiful berries are white with tints of blue and green.
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Order European Variegated Dogwood, Cornus alba 'Argenteo-marginata', now from Nature Hills Nursery ... European Variegated Dogwood, Cornus alba 'Argenteo-marginata', is one of the larger ornamental shrubs with attractive cream and green variegated foliage. This plant has year-round appeal in the landscape,
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Hedging Plant Pictures: Flowering Currant King Edward VII (Ribes sanguineum King Edward VII), Amelanchier Lamarckii (Snowy Mespilus), Silver Variegated Dogwood (Cornus alba Elegantissima), Sea Buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides) ... ; Silver Variegated Dogwood; (Cornus alba Elegantissima); Outstanding stems and leaves at...
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GardenWeb - The Internet's Garden Community ... I have 3 variegated dogwood that were planted 2-3 years ago. Late last summer, they all developed multiple holes in the leaves. This spring, one has died, the other has just a few living branches, and the third has leafed out but looks bad.
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Cornus Controversa - Variegated Dogwood: The Tree cornus prefer neutral / acid fertile soils and full sun or part shade. Avoid pruning unless shaping tree. ... View a super-sized image of Cornus Controversa - Variegated Dogwood...
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