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Cornus Sanguinea Transplanted Bare root Plants 60-100cm
£2.20
Common Dogwood - Native shrub commonly used in hedgerows. Excellent Autumnal colour. Likes damp chalky soil.
Information
Available from November to early April
Cornus sanguinea (Common Dogwood) is a native shrub commonly used for hedgerows. Stems are green and red. Excellent autumnal colours. Suitable for damp chalky positions.
Suggested Planting Distances
Plant a single row, 4 plants per metre.
For a thicker hedge, plant a staggered double row, 6 plants to the metre.
Specifications
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