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Cornus florida RubraPink Flowering Dogwood Originally from the Eastern United States, Cornus florida f. rubra is a small, spreading, conical, deciduous tree. Mid green, slightly twisted, leaves turn purple and red in autumn. The true flowers are small and yellowish green and are surrounded by four showy white bracts flushed deep reddish pink. These appear in early summer, and are followed in late summer by red berries, toxic to humans but loved by birds. The pink dogwood

but any excess can be juiced

and in winter the peeling

and very widely grown in Britain

Hardiness: Hardy in coastal areas

With drooping branches

This male clone doesn’t produce the normal smelly fruit

and are vulnerable to frost

there’s a boss of golden stamens

The plant dies back for a short time in August and then has another burst and continues to bloom well into Autumn

Height: 26ft (8m) Spread: 10ft (3m) in 20 years

An American-bred

yellowish-brown with some russeting and sometimes a pink flush on the sunny side