29 Midwinter Fire Dogwood

This cultivar was discovered in a german garden by h venhorst in around 1980 and named midwinter fire in 1990. Cornus sanguinea midwinter fire is a plant for all seasons including winter.

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Bloodtwig dogwood or cornus sanguinea midwinter fire is a deciduous shrub that adds great visual interest to the garden in winter. Cornus midwinter fire is known for attracting bees birds butterflies moths and other pollinators. It nectar pollen rich flowers has seeds for birds and is a caterpilar food plant. When your garden is in full bloom in spring and summer this dogwood shrub makes a lovely tidy green backdrop.

1 yellow winter stems which are tipped with red twigs and 2 golden yellow fall foliage color. Midwinter fire dogwood shrubs commonly called bloodtwig dogwoods are a deciduous shrub with quite interesting foliage ranging from pale yellow and faint red in spring with a fiery amalgam of vibrant shades in fall. Noted for its colorful stems and twigs in winter bloodtwig dogwood midwinter fire cornus sanguinea is a hard plant to beat for a colorful show in the winter garden. A cozy fire for you winter scene this dogwood puts on one of the most impressive shows in the fall and winter seasons.

It grows to 5 tall and 6 wide over 8 years. The phrase dogwood winter is colloquially used to describe a sudden cold spell in april may when dogwoods are flowering. Then in fall and winter the leaves drop away and reveal extraordinarily colorful stems starting light at the heart and moving to a more reddish hue at. It nectar pollen rich flowers has seeds for birds and is a caterpilar food plant.

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