Cornus sericea "Flaviramea' Giftware and thrives in any moist

and thrives in any moist but well drained soil

A rather unusual climber Mary Delaney features pretty pointed buds which open to medium sized

These are followed in due course by bright red berries which age to black

A good rose for shady areas

The stainless steel of this weeding finger is highly rust-resistant

Cornus sericea "Flaviramea' Giftware and thrives in any moistGrown for its handsome, bright greenish yellow stems in winter this dogwood has dark green leaves which colour in autumn and clusters of small white flowers followed by blue tinged white fruit. Reaches a height of between 2 and 2. 5m by a spread of 1. 5m to 2. 5m. Tends to sucker, so remove these for extra plants, or just to restrict the width. Great as part of a planting scheme with other coloured stemmed dogwoods. Cut back hard in early spring to