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Roughleaf Dogwood
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Cornus drummondii
Roughleaf Dogwood
12
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16 feet
12
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16 feet
Eastern U.S. and Canada; northern Mexico
Central Texas
Texas
Full Shade
Part Sun/Shade
Low
Flowering
Birds
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About This Plant
Sun/part shade; deciduous, with the characteristic, heavily veined, teardrop-shaped leaves found on other dogwoods. Bouquets of white flowers appear in spring, with bountiful fruit and nice yellow color in autumn.
Versatile and thicket-forming, roughleaf dogwood is especially common at creeksides and in deep understory. It makes a natural addition to any wildscape edge.