Silky Dogwood Shrub
Silky Dogwood For Sale Cornus amomum is native to the central and eastern regions of the United States. In natural ecosystems, it can be found in wetlands, near bodies of water, and on swampland borders. It is deciduous, growing up to a medium or large-sized shrub. It is a multi-stemmed shrub, growing as tall as 12 ft in height. It gets its common name from the soft pubescence present on the young stems and leaves of the plant. The leaves are lush and bright green, giving way to a vibrant yellow transition in the autumn. The twigs have a strikingly dark red bark, which contrasts pleasantly with this shrub's bright green foliage. In the spring, flowers form in clusters (cymes) leading to dark blue fruit in early autumn. The flower buds are creamy white in color. Once bloomed, the interior of the four opened petals is bright white. The flowers are modest yet charming and the dark blue clusters of drupes that follow create a vibrant contrast before the leaves senesce. This shrub is a par