Yellow Dogwood Bare Root 40-60cm (Cornus flaviramea) Hedging

Yellow Dogwood (Cornus flaviramea) bare root plants offer fast-growing, bright yellow-green winter stems—ideal for wet or exposed gardens. Supplied at 40-60cm height, these hardy hedging plants thrive in damp conditions and tolerate coastal winds.

Key Features

• Winter Interest: Vibrant yellow stems stand out in gardens from December–March.
• Growth Rate: Reaches 40-60cm annual growth.
• Best For: Damp, wet sites; coastal locations; wildlife-friendly hedges.
• Plant Type: Deciduous Hedging; supplied bare root during dormant season.

FAQs

• Is yellow dogwood suitable for wet soils? Yes, it thrives in damp or heavy soils where drainage is poor.
• How does it compare to red stem dogwood? Yellow Dogwood offers vivid yellow-green stems for striking winter contrast compared to the red stems of Cornus alba.
• Will it cope with coastal winds? Cornus flaviramea is hardy and well-suited for exposed gardens and salt-laden air.
• How quickly will it establish? Expect 40-60cm of new growth each year, reaching height quickly when planted bare root.
• Is it easy care? Requires minimal pruning—cut back stems every spring to keep colours vibrant and hedge compact.