Celestial Shadow Dogwood Ornamental Leaves

Celestial Shadow Dogwood Ornamental LeavesSome trees announce themselves with subtlety. Celestial Shadow dogwood is not one of them. From spring's first flush of canary yellow edged foliage through fall's psychedelic finale of purple, pink, and fuchsia, this variegated hybrid demands attention in the landscape. The luminous yellow margins frame each green leaf with such precision you'd think someone hand painted them, creating a kaleidoscopic effect that persists throughout the growing

As someone with personal experience in a shady gardens I know its easy to tire of hostas

The Dawn redwood is a beautiful deciduous conifer that is adaptable to many conditions

they will remain more purple with green veins

Monarda is native to eastern North America

combining light grass-like foliage with tall colorful flower spikes

Red Haven Peach is a large

The one downside of these trees is that they have a weakness to prolonged cold

These trees are very hardy and have withstood the test of time

We know when we see and smell them that our grey snowy landscape will soon be alight with the sounds and colors of spring

Glossy red drupes appear in tight clusters by late summer

reaching approximately 17-20 feet tall and 14-18 feet wide

and pairs well with other native perennials when the goal is a native North American garden