Overview & Description

The Siberian Coral Dogwood (Cornus alba sibirica ‘Coral’) is a stunning deciduous shrub prized for its brilliant coral-pink stems that provide exceptional winter interest. Its green foliage transforms into vibrant scarlet-red in autumn, adding to its multi-season appeal. In spring, sprays of small, creamy-white flowers appear, followed by clusters of white ornamental berries in mid-summer that attract birds. The upright, spreading form creates a dense, eye-catching presence in the landscape.

Growth & Size

This variety exhibits an upright, spreading, multi-stemmed growth habit. It is a moderate to fast-growing shrub, typically reaching a mature size of about 5-6.5 feet in both height and spread.

Additional Notes

It blooms in spring. Hardy to Zone 3, it adapts to a wide range of soil conditions and tolerates moist sites. For best stem colour, prune in early spring to encourage fresh, vibrant growth. An outstanding choice for winter interest, mass plantings, hedges, and rain gardens.