Bailey

Bailey Dogwood is known for its lovely red stems in wintertime. Additionally, it produces clusters of creamy white flowers in late spring. Its foliage is a clean dark green throughout the summer. In the fall these leaves turn a purple-burgundy before dropping. This is when Bailey Dogwood comes alive with bright red bark on its stems, standing out brilliantly against evergreen backdrops.

Dogwood Bush

Dogwood Bush are commonly known as Red Twig Dogwood (Cornus). They are known for their spring flowers and vibrant winter stems after their leaves fall. To maintain a gorgeous display, prune out old, dull stems in the late winter or early spring. Dogwood prefer full or partial sun. They are remarkably adaptable, but generally prefer moist, well-drained, and slightly acidic soil. Some varieties can even handle wet or boggy conditions. Dogwood are native to North America. 

About Shrubs from Nolt’s Garden Center

We have a huge selection of flowering & evergreen shrubs for sale at our plant nursery in Lebanon PA. We grow our shrubs in large 3 gallon containers so that they are easy for you to start. We work with Colorchoice Proven Winner Shrubs to provide you with outstanding flowering shrubbery. Adjacent to our retail plant nursery, we have several acres of nursery greenhouses where we keep extra stock for large landscape projects.