Cornus sanguinea "Midwinter Fire" stainless steel more flowers and brighter blooms

more flowers and brighter blooms

Small lowers in May and June produce abundant bright red berries in autumn

The powerful ratchet ratchet action greatly reduces the effort required to cut through larger branches

frosty breath

Bearing an abundance of showy lilac to ice blue

Cornus sanguinea "Midwinter Fire" stainless steel more flowers and brighter bloomsCornus, or dogwoods as they are commonly known are grown chiefly for the colour of their stems, especially in winter. Cornus sanguinea 'Midwinter Fire' is an especially graceful variety with lovely pinkish red turning orange coloured stems which glint and shine in the winter sun. Dark green oval leaves adorn the plant in spring and summer, turning interesting shades before dropping in Autumn. Off white small flowers in summer make way for colourful