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CORNUS florida. 25’-30° White Flowering Dogwood 
Surely everyone knows this splendid tree. Nothing is so spectacu- 
larly beautiful in spring as the banks of white flowers that border 
the woods. Then the profusion of glittering red berries and finally 
the brilliant autumn display of rich coloring, pink, crimson, scarlet, 
maroon And in winter the twiggy intricate branch system forms a 
lacy network full of interest and beauty. Very adaptable and trans- 
plants readily. A real American, 
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—rubra. 25’-30' Red Flowering Dogwood 
Substitute pink flowers and you can imagine what a gorgeous ef- 
fect can be made by using this form either alone or with the 
white type. Splendid free flowring spcimens. 
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kousa chinensis. 15’-20’ Chinese Dogwood 
Has still larger flowers; and don’t the birds relish the fruits! 
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mas. 15’-20’ Cornelian Cherry 
Generally the first shrub to show color in spring when the twiggy 
branches are covered in a yellow mist that gradually becomes 
brighter. Later the cherry-like fruits are attractive and palatable. 
Should be used extensively. 
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stolonifera. 8’-10' Red Osier Dogwood 
Valued chiefly for its bright red twigs, a welcome note in the dull 
winter landscape. Severe annual pruning will bring out the color. 
Will form a thicket eventually. 
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—flaviramea (lutea). 6’-8’ Goldentwig Dogwood 
Surprisingly bright yellow bark brightens any corner where this is 
planted. Smaller than, but good with red osier. 
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