The red twig dogwood (Cornus sericea), ... Deer tend to leave them alone though occasionally nibble the spring buds. ... Round, white berries are presented on pink stems in the fall, giving this plant ...

Dear Master Gardener: What can I plant to form a “living fence”?I have a dream of blocking out the neighbors with a mixed species hedge that would be good habitat for wildlife and pollinators.

Alternatively, the “dog” in dogwood refers to the fruit, which, although edible, is of inferior quality and therefore, colloquially speaking, only fit for a dog.

Alternatively, the “dog” in dogwood refers to the fruit, which, although edible, is of inferior quality and therefore, colloquially speaking, only fit for a dog.

Alternatively, the “dog” in dogwood refers to the fruit, which, although edible, is of inferior quality and therefore, colloquially speaking, only fit for a dog.

The North Hollywood weather station — which is closer to my residence than any of the other 273 such stations throughout California — recorded well over 400 winter chill hours, explaining the ...

Its main highlights include yellow twigs that look beautiful draped in snow flurries, bee-attracting spring flowers, and bronze fall colors. Usually, 'Winter Lightning' establishes as a multi-stemmed ...

Red twig dogwood stems have provided color all winter, but old stems lose their color over the years. Now is a good time to prune out older, duller, thicker stems.