Is very hardy, is a dwarf form of dogwood. Seldom produces flowers or fruits Stems remain red in summer.
Kelsey Dwarf Dogwood (Cornus sericea 'Kelseyi') in Edmonton St Albert
This dwarf, colorful, deciduous, shrub is a must have for any landscape.
Providing blooms in spring, berries and fall foliage, with winter interest, the kelsey’s red twig dogwood has it all packed into a compact shrub!
Not only visually stunning, kelsey’s red twig dogwood can help with erosion control in areas that are suffering. A great little rounded dwarf with lush green foliage and vibrant red stems that provide excellent color during winter. Works well at the base of large shrubs, in mass plantings, and border foundations. Ideal for erosion control on slopes.
Kelsey💕 (@kels.aff) on tiktok | 8.7m likes. Kelsey dwarf dogwood general information. Clusters of small, white flowers bloom in spring. After blooming, berries emerge that attract winter birds.
Fall foliage is somewhat yellow.
Kelsey dwarf should be protected from the afternoon sun. Red twigs provide great winter A dwarf dogwood with a low, compact, and rounded form. Leaves are broad and green during the season.
Fall is exciting revealing its red twigs after leaf drop creating wonderful winter coloring for the viewer. 152 to 251 cubic inches. 320 to 474 cubic inches. 628 to 742 cubic inches.
A dwarf dogwood with a low, compact form and lush green foliage that perfectly foils less attractive bases of larger shrubs.
Its neat, rounded shape works well in mass plantings and border foundations. It is ideal for small gardens, shrub borders, and naturalistic plantings, and can be pruned to enhance its winter color. Kelsey dwarf is the perfect dogwood for smaller sized gardens. Cornus sericea ‘kelsey’ has many of the same attributes that the taller red twig dogwoods have.
Small, mounding cultivar of red twig dogwood. Striking dark red branches especially visible in the winter. Oval to lance shaped green leaves turn red to orange in fall. June brings white flowers turning to white berries in the fall.
Berries may be mildly toxic to humans (may cause stomach ache) but are a favorite of animals.
It is great for rain gardens or for an area where a smaller shrub is wanted. A dwarf dogwood with a low, compact, and rounded form. Leaves are broad and green during the season. Fall is exciting revealing its red twigs after leaf drop creating wonderful winter coloring for the viewer.
Kelsey dwarf red twig dogwood is a compact, dwarf and spreading ground cover shrub. White flowers in spring and shiny green foliage giving way to bronze and purple in fall. Use in masses in average to wet soil. Red twigs persist until early spring.
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Sun to shade hardiness zones: Kelsey dwarf dogwood #3 in summer in flower in a landscape compact, mounding shrub with dark red stems in winter. The foliage is glossy green with some red fall color The kelsey dwarf red twig dogwood is a perennial shrub, meaning it will come back year after year.
While the specifications may incorrectly list it as an annual, it does not need to be replanted every year. Seldom produces flowers or fruits Spring, summer, and fall hours: 8 am to 6 pm sundays.
10 am to 4 pm.
We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Compared to most cornus, this variety is almost tiny, topping out at just 30' tall and wide. Excellent in the smallest of spaces, its low, mounded form flushes with lush green color in spring and summer. 2a 2b 3a 3b 4a 4b 5a 5b 6a 6b 7a 7b 8a 8b quick overview:
This dwarf dogwood is grown for its compact size, naturally round form, and red twigs. It grows to only 2 to 3 feet tall and wide and fits well into small landscapes. Its dark green leaves cover the rounded plant during the growing season. This shrub also produces small white flowers followed by whitish berries…
Kelsey has been a vocal advocate for using preferred terms like “short stature,” “having dwarfism,” “little person,” or simply “dwarf” to describe her condition.
Her openness about her journey with dwarfism has not only enlightened her fans but has also served as an inspiration to those facing similar challenges.
