Growing Guide for Cornelian Cherry (Dogwood)
Cornelian cherry is a popular species of dogwood family. It is also referred to as a cornelian cherry dogwood. Cornelian cherry is notable for its showy bright yellow flowers. Makes an attractive hedge in the spring. The hedge developes fleshy dark red cherries in the mid summer. After flowering, it produces edible fruits in summer. The fruits are high in vitamin C. Features- Deciduous in nature The hedge can be easily shaped into desired shape Can be grown as a low branching flowering hedge Tolerant to wide range of soil. The growth habit is somewhere between shrub and a tree. Works well in small groupings. How to Grow Cornelian Cherry- Select a site in full sun in a place with well-drained soil. Cornelian cherry blossom a broad variety of land types, such as clay, and a vast selection of pHs. Plants may also tolerate some shade. They might be increased as small trees or trees, or as a hedge. Make sure you plant within 50 ft of one another. Space plants 10 fe