1 Cornus Alba Sibirica Red Stemmed Dogwood Plant, Winter Hardy Garden Shrub, 3 Litre Root Ball

Cornus Alba 'Sibirica' is one of the most popular and striking winter-interest shrubs available. Renowned for its vivid coral-red stems, this hardy deciduous dogwood brings bold colour to the garden during the coldest months when most other plants are dormant. In spring and summer, it produces clusters of small creamy-white flowers followed by white berries in autumn, while its dark green foliage turns attractive shades of red and orange before falling to reveal its stunning winter framework.

This versatile shrub thrives in a wide range of conditions and is especially well suited to damp or waterside areas, borders, and wildlife-friendly gardens. For the most vibrant stem colour, hard prune (coppice) in early spring every one to two years, which encourages vigorous new growth with the brightest red bark.

Supplied as an established plant in a 3 Litre pot, ready for planting straight into the garden or a large container.

Cultural Information:

• Botanical Name: Cornus alba 'Sibirica'


• Common Names: Siberian Dogwood, Red-barked Dogwood, Red-stemmed Dogwood


• Classification: Deciduous Shrub


• Fully Grown Height & Spread: 2–3 m × 2–3 m


• Growth Habit: Upright, Bushy, Multi-stemmed Deciduous Shrub


• Perfect for: Winter Gardens, Borders, Waterside Planting, Wildlife Gardens, Large Containers


• Flowering Time: Late Spring to Early Summer (small creamy-white clusters)


• Berrying Season: Autumn (small white to bluish-white berries)


• Planting Position: Full Sun to Partial Shade


• Soil: Moist, Well-drained; Tolerates Wet and Heavy Soils


• Hardiness: Fully Hardy (RHS H7)


• Attracts: Bees, Birds & Garden Wildlife


• Type: Hardy Deciduous Shrub


• Foliage: Dark Green Oval Leaves with Red-Orange Autumn Colour


• Winter Interest: Vivid Coral-Red Stems


• Pruning: Coppice Hard in Early Spring for Best Stem Colour

Notes: This listing is for the Alba Sibirica variety, prized for its exceptionally bright red winter stems.