Creeping Dogwood (Cornus canadensis) 20/30cm Pot Grown

Creeping Dogwood (Cornus canadensis) 20/30cm is a low-growing, deciduous ground cover ideal for small gardens, patios, or shaded borders.

Key Features

• Height/Spread: Reaches 10-15cm tall, spreads up to 90cm
• Flowering: White bracts appear late spring–early summer
• Fruit: Red berries ripen in autumn
• Position: Best in partial shade and moist, acidic soil
• Maintenance: Low – requires little pruning, drought tolerant once established

Care & Planting Guide

• Space plants 30cm apart for optimal coverage
• Water regularly during first season
• Mulch to conserve soil moisture
• Suitable for gardens with pets (non-toxic foliage and berries)

FAQs

• Is Creeping Dogwood good for ground cover? Yes, it quickly forms a dense mat, suppressing weeds in shaded spots and small spaces.
• How does it compare to other shade plants? It is lower maintenance than many alternatives and tolerates colder climates.
• When does it bloom? White bracts in late spring, followed by red berries in autumn.
• Pet safe? Generally considered non-toxic for cats and dogs.