Swida sericea var. sericea - Red-osier Dogwood carex Parsley-leaved Yellowroot

Parsley-leaved Yellowroot

It is well-established in Maine

although there are native populations of this plant in both Maine and New Hampshire

Origin/Distribution: Occurs in the eastern and central U

Seems delicate but can hold its own

Swida sericea var. sericea - Red-osier Dogwood carex Parsley-leaved YellowrootSizes available: HPP quart Basics: zones 2 7, 6 10' (occasionally up to 20') x 6 10', sun to part shade, white flowers in late spring develop white drupes (sometimes with a pale blue cast), medium to dark red stems in winter, moist to average soil conditions. Prefers early season saturation, but adaptable to drier soils as the season progresses. Synonyms: Cornus sericea, Cornus stolonifera Common names: Red Twig Dogwood, Red osier Dogwood, Redstem