Rough-leaf Dogwood

Rough-leaf dogwood is a clumping shrub or small tree up to 15 feet with clusters of creamy yellow flowers and hard, white fruit. It spreads from root sprouts and provides cover & food for wildlife and birds. Hardy and adaptable to most soils, it grows best in moist soil.

15-gallon: $275
30-gallon: $600

Planting is included in all prices.

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Common Name:
Rough-leaf Dogwood
Latin Name:
Cornus drummondii
Water Needs:
Low
Sun Exposure:
Shade
Mature Size:
Small
Leaf Type:
Deciduous
Category:
Hedge
Growing Area:
Central Texas Hill Country

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