Silky Dogwood (Cornus amomum)

Silky Dogwood is a versatile shrub that creates thickets and offers seasonal interest with bright red stems in fall, winter, and early spring. As it matures, the stems turn reddish-brown year-round and later gray. Its primary uses include ornamental, windbreaks, streambank protection, and wildlife habitat improvement, making it a valuable addition to any landscape.

Shade Tolerance: Shade to Part Shade

Soil type: Clay, Loam, Sand

Moisture: Moist to Wet

Height: 6-15' tall

Bloom Time: March-August

Color: White

Deer Resistant: Yes

Uses: Birds, Butterflies, Wildlife, Windbreaks, Erosion, Ornamental

Other: Suckers