Roughleaf Dogwood

Cornus drummondii

Roughleaf Dogwood is a fast-growing, thicket-forming native shrub or small tree that earns its place in the landscape with a generous display of flat-topped white flower clusters in spring, followed by clusters of small white berries that are among the most sought-after fruits by migrating and resident songbirds in fall. Its rough, sandpaper-textured leaves give it a distinctive tactile quality, and its tendency to spread by root suckers makes it an outstanding choice for erosion control, wildlife corridors, and naturalistic mass plantings along edges and stream banks.

• Showy White Spring Blooms
• Exceptional Wildlife & Bird Plant
• Adaptable Native Thicket Shrub