Cornus kousa var. chinensis fruit A suckering deciduous shrub native

A suckering deciduous shrub native to western Siberia and Inner Mongolia that has wonderful colours both as the fern like leaves emerge in spring and then in autumn

Reputatively found growing in a private English garden

This one is the most fragrant of the Winter Hazels

Ideal as a specimen tree in large gardens

Native to the mountains of southern Chile and Southern Argentina throughout the Andean Patagonian forests

Cornus kousa var. chinensis fruit A suckering deciduous shrub nativeA lovely shrubby and broad spreading dogwood with large white bracts. In late spring it flowers with blooms last for several weeks followed by raspberry like fruit in autumn. Quite a hardy tree that is easy to grow