CORNUS continued
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CORNUS sanguinea 'Anny's Winter Orange' This is my favourite in this group, with the brightest orange stem colour. As with the others, there is some colour gradient from the tips to the base of the stems, but the over-riding effect is of bright orange bark. See it at the top of the Quarry Garden. |
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CORNUS sanguinea 'Magic Flame' The distinctive characteristic of this one is actually the foliage. The leaves are significantly larger than those of the other cultivars, and spaced further apart on the stems. This gives it a more open appearance, and therefore greater elegance to my eyes. The foliage is particularly beautiful in the autumn when it turns a bright, clear yellow. See it in our Woodland Walk. |
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CORNUS sanguinea
'Midwinter Fire' Raised in 1980, but not commercially distributed until a decade later, this is currently the most widely available of an increasing range of these gorgeous plants and as such is not one that we are currently offering. The bright red to orange winter bark colour. |
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CORNUS
sanguinea 'Winter Beauty'
Amazing winter stem colour grades from orange yellow at the base to pink and red at the tips. See it at the top of the Quarry Garden. |
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