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Different varieties of Cornus have a range of leaves and berries, but it is their colourful stems that they are really known for!
The shrub varieties of Cornus are commonly grown for their coloured stems. These varieties are able to grow in most soil conditions. They can even thrive in damp conditions, so are a good choice for areas of the garden where other shrubs may fail.
Cornus work well planted as a focal point for an autumn / winter display under-planted with evergreen ornamental grasses or low lying shrubs.
It is best not to prune newly planted Cornus for up to three years to allow the plant to get established.
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