Cornus Cherokee Daybreak HouseplantsCornus Cherokee Daybreak is a beautiful small feature dogwood tree, prized for its fresh green leaves accented with a striking white margin. In summer the tree produces large, snow white bracts that form elegant flower heads, creating a stunning display. As the seasons change, Cornus Cherokee Daybreak offers a vibrant show of autumn colour, with its leaves turning rich hues as the cooler weather arrives. This hardy, deciduous tree thrives in sun to
deepen to rich plum-red through summer and culminate in a vibrant display of bright red shades in autumn
This slow-growing deciduous tree thrives in sun to semi-shade but it should be protected from strong winds to preserve its delicate form
Perfect for adding structure and texture to both traditional and contemporary garden designs
Ideal for native planting schemes
Prefers well drained soil and performs best in full sun to part shade
Corynocarpus laevigatus
Prefers moist
moisture-retentive soil
is a distinctive New Zealand native tree that forms an attractive
In late summer
Seiryu prefers a sheltered position protected from strong winds and thrives in moist
offering year-round beauty with its foliage