Cornus canadensis
(Creeping dogwood/Dwarf cornel)
A flat rosette of thick, mid-green leaves produces a solitary white bloom in the middle. These are in fact large white bracts that surround a cluster of tiny, greenish flowers. The flowers turn into clusters of red berries in autumn. The foliage turns bright red in autumn. As the rhizomatous roots gradually creep, a broad mat is produced. A perfect plant for ground covering under trees and shrubs.
A flat rosette of thick, mid-green leaves produces a solitary white bloom in the middle. These are in fact large white bracts that surround a cluster of tiny, greenish flowers. The flowers turn into clusters of red berries in autumn. The foliage turns bright red in autumn. As the rhizomatous roots gradually creep, a broad mat is produced. A perfect plant for ground covering under trees and shrubs.
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