Gray Dogwood (Cornus racemosa) is a versatile native shrub, known for its clusters of white flowers in spring, followed by white berries. Its grayish-green foliage turns purplish-red in fall, adding seasonal interest. Adaptable to various conditions, it’s perfect for naturalistic settings or as a wildlife attractor. The Gray Dogwood is a celebration of subtle elegance, enhancing landscapes with its year-round beauty.
1-2′ Bareroot Seedling
Sheryl S. (Verified Customer) –
Healthy looking bare root plants with strong root systems. It is about 18″ tall. Carefully packaged, but without a lot of wasteful packaging. Thank you!
Nicole Hamilton (Verified Customer) –
I planted both roughleaf and gray dogwood fairly near each other to form thickets on either side of a tree. All of them are starting to leaf out. 😀