Wedding Cake Tree, Cornus contraversa variegata, a Deciduous small tree, classically layered branching with cream and green variegation. South facing position for cool climates.

Known as the flowering dogwood. A beautiful white flowering cornus growing to 4 metres and in some places growing to 9 metres. In late spring and early summer a coveing of white flower covers the tree.

Origin: Eastern North America

Known as the Pink Dogwood Tree and very useful as a feature tree with great shape. Attractive foliage and lovely autumn colour. A spectacular display when in full bloom with its large bracts of reddish-pink colour. Bracts open to clusters of small green flowers. Grows to 5-10m.

Introduced by Yamina Rare Pants. A Terrific form of the American Florida Dogwood Rich Pink-Red Spring bracts and bright red autumn tones.

Cornus Florida Welchii ... A large shrub dogwood with exquisite variegated leaves , pink , white & green ... A woodland species , deciduous and unique in Color and size

A stunning garden plant with masses of rich pink flower bracts. In hot summers large red/yellow fruits are produced. Bright green leaves, turning red and orange in autumn. Named after the granddaughter of a Japanese nurseryman. 

Origin: Japan

Weavers Weeping is a deciduous weeping white flowering form of dogwood. In spring it get masses of flowers down the weeping branches. Growing between 4-6metres, Full-Sun and kept in a sheltered spot from the hot winds. 

A native of China with great variegated leaves. It takes credit for a stunning white floral show which is created by the bracts rather than the actual flowers. Raspberry-like berries appear after flowering. Older trees often develop mottled bark.

Small tree. Excellent Autumn colour. White large flowers in late Spring. Orange-red fruit. A lovely small tree that truly offers something special. Mature specimens are delightful with their show of pink to white bracts. Excellent autumn colour and large white flowers in late spring.

 (Cornellian Cherry) Sturdy shrubby tree with masses of tiny yellow flowers along bare stems in Winter followed by red jellybean shaped fruits from which a beautiful jelly is made.