Golden Glory Cornelian-cherry Dogwood

This cornelian-cherry dogwood that flowers in very early spring, before forsythia, on bare branches, followed by edible cherry-red fruit and reliable autumn colour on a tough, adaptable small tree.

• Small yellow flowers bloom in early spring, before forsythia.
• Yellowish green fruit turning bright cherry-red by July.
• Drooping glossy green leaves turn dull purple in autumn.
• Bark on mature wood exfoliates in the fall.
• Narrower habit than the species.
• Commonly used for specimen, hedge.
• Grows best in full sun to partial shade.