Cornus Anny's Winter Orange Flower Plant

MR. Fothergill's Seeds

£11.95

Cornus Anny's Winter Orange Flower Plant Our nursery-grown Cornus Anny's Winter Orange is a striking deciduous shrub with fiery orange-red stems that provide winter interest and contrast beautifully with other plants. Large flat panicles of white flowers appear in summer, sometimes followed by ornamental berries in autumn. Fresh green leaves emerge in spring, turning coral pink, orange, and yellow in autumn before falling. Perfect for borders, containers, or mixed plantings, this tall, upright shrub is easy to grow and can be rejuvenated by cutting back every few years to encourage vibrant new

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