Golden-Twig Dogwood Bare Root Hedge Crocus tommasinianus 'Ruby Giant' followed by small inedible yellow

followed by small inedible yellow fruit from Summer through to the Autumn months

Planting can be done in early spring or autumn

Plant in groups or mix with other blooms and these flowers will stand out and catch the eye of many admirers

Its foliage starts out an evocative claret colour

Compact variety ideal for patio planters

Golden-Twig Dogwood Bare Root Hedge Crocus tommasinianus 'Ruby Giant' followed by small inedible yellowCornus 'Flaviramea' also sometimes known as 'Golden Twig Dogwood' is a lovely, woody plant which carries dark green leaves turning to red in the Autumn and dense clusters of tiny white flowers which fruit into small white berries. The stems are a bright yellow and grow upright, providing an easy to manage and structured shrub for use as hedging or as a specimen plant when grown alongside its similar red and orange varieties. Cornus Flaviramea grows in