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Cornus kousa - RHS Gardening Cornus can be deciduous shrubs or trees, or creeping, woody-based perennials, some with brightly coloured young stems Tiny flowers are borne in dense clusters, sometimes with showy bracts
Cornus kousa | BBC Gardeners World Magazine Native to Japan and Korea, Cornus kousa is a large shrub or tree with two good seasons of interest In early summer it bears white bracts with tiny flowers in the centre, set against the green leaves, and in autumn the leaves flare bronze and crimson
Cornus kousa - Wikipedia Like other Cornus, C kousa has opposite, simple leaves, 4–10 cm long The tree is extremely showy when in bloom, but what appear to be four white petals are actually four spreading bracts below the cluster of inconspicuous yellow-green flowers
Cornus kousa | Kousa dogwood - Van den Berk Nurseries Starts as a shrub and grows into a multiple-stemmed tree Grows in the wild in the mountain forests of China, Japan and Korea Width of the crown circa 4 - 5 m The growth is slow, especially when maturing The leaf is dark green and slightly curved
Cornus kousa var. chinensis - Chinese dogwood - Crocus Cornus kousa var chinensis is a real showstopper, with two main seasons of interest Broadly conical in shape, this large shrub or small tree produces tiny green flowers in June, which are surrounded by showy, creamy-white, petal-like bracts, that fade to lovely shades of pink as they age
Buy Cornus kousa (Korean Dogwood) in the UK Cornus kousa is a broadly conical dogwood which is renowned for its spectacular autumn foliage colours It bears small green flowers in June which are surrounded by large, tapered, creamy-white flower bracts which fade to red-pink at the edges
Cornus kousa ‘National’ - Frank P Matthews Description: Cornus kou national is a vigorous, spreading, vase shaped tree with variegated green leaves with white margins The elliptic, pointed leaves turn orange and red-purple in autumn Large, creamy bracts arranged in overlapping layers followed by eye-catching red fruit in late summer
Cornus kousa - Thompson Morgan Cornus kousa is a spectacular small tree, providing plenty of interest which changes through the seasons Starting in spring with a dense canopy of fresh green leaves, followed by an illumination of elegant white flowers during summer