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LATIN NAME: Cornus officinalis

COMMON NAME: Cornelian Cherry Dogwood

LATIN NAME: Cornus officinalis

COMMON NAME: Cornelian Cherry Dogwood

The dogwood carries its small, red fruits in the tight clusters, and the small, yellow-green flowers open in the early spring. The small, deciduous tree or large shrub carries the oval, pointed, dark-green leaves with the prominent veins and the small, yellow-green flowers in the tight clusters through the early spring, one of the quiet, steady sights of the woodland edge, to be followed by the small, glossy, red fruits. The dried fruits have a long record in the old practice of the warm East, and the tree is a fine, historic presence of the woodland edge. It is a tree of the open, sunny to lightly shaded, deep, well-drained ground.

Scientific Research & Plant Biotechnology

The dogwood is a historic subject of the plant science, and the red fruits keep showing up in the work on the woodland trees. The way the small, glossy, red fruits form in the tight clusters among the prominently veined leaves has been studied closely, and it keeps appearing in the studies of the woodland trees, the bird-feeding shrubs and the members of the dogwood family. The oval leaves and the open habit have also made it a fine study tree, and the dogwood is a regular subject of the work on the red clusters of the cool world.

Ecological & Economic Value & Wide Applications

The dogwood is a fine, steady tree of the woodland edge and the bird garden. The small, glossy, red fruits form in the tight clusters through the late summer, drawing the birds, and the small, yellow-green flowers open through the early spring, one of the quiet, steady sights of the season. The dried fruits have a long record in the old practice of the warm East, and the tree is one of the fine choices for the woodland edge, the bird garden and the study collection. It has been written about in the botanical and the horticultural papers for the red clusters and the long record of use, and it is a fine, steady tree of the open, sunny to lightly shaded, deep, well-drained garden.

Give the young tree the light shade and the deep soil, and it will settle in the first years.

Give the young tree the light shade and the deep soil, and it will settle in the first years.

To grow the dogwood from seed, set the small, ridged seeds a centimetre and a half down in the deep pot of gritty soil, then leave the pots out in the cold through the winter, and the young trees will come up in their own good time. With the sun or the light shade and the deep, well-drained ground, the red clusters will come in the years to come.

Common name:Cornus alternifolia

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