Cornus racemosa

Gray Dogwood

Gray Dogwood has clusters of small white spring flowers that are followed by small white berries on short red stalks. The green foliage turns burgundy in fall. Like all dogwoods, this is a good source of food, cover and nesting sites for many birds. This many-stemmed shrub is exceptionally resilient and can be used on unfavorable sites and will produce large colonies.

	Great for moist sites and streambanks
	Food and cover for wildlife
	Tough and resilient

Height 10-15 Feet

Spread 10-15 Feet

USDA Hardiness Zone 4 - 8

Characteristics & Attributes

Exposure • Full Sun to Part Shade	Habit • Deciduous	Landscape Use • Tree	Water Needs • Medium • High