Description
Ivory Halo Dogwood has beautifully textured, small green and white variegated foliage spring through fall. Large clusters of slightly fragrant, white single flowers that bloom 2 to 3-weeks in late spring to early Summer. The flowers give way to small, white berries in mid fall that attract birds and wildlife to your landscape. Throughout the winter, enjoy the striking display of the red branches as they add contrasting color to the landscape.
- “Each offer includes one flowering shrub grown in a 2.25 gallon pot”
- “Grows 5 to 6 feet tall after 10 years when planted in full to partial sun”
- “Space shrubs 5 to 6 feet apart for single plantings
- and 4 feet apart for a hedge look”
- “Thrive in almost any moist
- well drained soil
- but prefers sandy soil”
- “Hardy in USDA zones 3 to 7.”
