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Hedgerow Gold

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Cornus ‘Hedgerow Gold’ – deciduous shrub with gold-edged leaves and red winter stems. Grows to about 1.5m x 1.5m, ideal for winter stem colour and wet or heavy soil. UK nursery-grown at St Annes, supplied in a 3L pot.

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Description

Looking for a dogwood with real character? Cornus ‘Hedgerow Gold’ is a great choice. Hedgerow Gold is a dogwood with leaves broadly edged in gold, which brighten borders in summer, and red stems that colour well in winter.

Cornus, or dogwood, offers colourful stems, foliage and flowers. Shrubby dogwoods are especially valued for winter colour, as their bare stems glow in shades of red, orange or gold.

Key features of Cornus ‘Hedgerow Gold’

  • Plant type: Deciduous shrub
  • Season of interest: Year-round stems and foliage
  • Look: Gold-edged leaves and red winter stems
  • Height and spread: 1.5m x 1.5m
  • Position: Full sun or part shade
  • Soil: Moist, fertile soil
  • Hardiness: Fully hardy
  • Supplied in: 3L pot
  • Best for: winter stem colour, wet or heavy soil, wildlife gardens, damp borders

Why choose Cornus ‘Hedgerow Gold’?

  • Gold-edged foliage
  • Red winter stems
  • Easy and hardy

Where to plant Cornus ‘Hedgerow Gold’

Cornus ‘Hedgerow Gold’ grows best in full sun or part shade, in moist, fertile soil. It is a good choice for winter stem colour, and also works well for wet or heavy soil, wildlife gardens and damp borders. Pair it with grasses, winter-flowering shrubs and evergreens.

How to plant Cornus ‘Hedgerow Gold’

Before planting, soak the root ball in a bucket of water. Prepare a hole about twice the width of the pot, fork over the bottom and add organic matter. Plant at the original soil level, firm the soil around the roots and give it a generous drink.

How to care for Cornus ‘Hedgerow Gold’

Water well during dry spells. Coppice or prune stems back hard each spring for the brightest colour. Cut stems back hard each spring for the brightest colour. Generally trouble-free; healthy plants in the right spot rarely suffer problems.

Growing Cornus ‘Hedgerow Gold’ in a pot

Can grow in large containers. Use a loam-based compost such as John Innes No. 3, make sure the pot has drainage holes, and water regularly in summer, as containers dry out faster than borders.

Grown in the UK, for UK gardens

Our plants are nursery-grown at St Annes in North West England, raised outdoors and in tunnels in real UK weather rather than a hothouse, so they arrive healthy, acclimatised and well rooted. This Cornus ‘Hedgerow Gold’ is supplied in a 3L pot. Container-grown plants can be planted almost all year round, as long as the ground is not frozen or waterlogged; autumn and spring are ideal.

Frequently asked questions

How big does Cornus ‘Hedgerow Gold’ grow?
Cornus ‘Hedgerow Gold’ typically reaches 1.5m x 1.5m, depending on position, soil and pruning.

When does Cornus ‘Hedgerow Gold’ look its best?
Its main season of interest is year-round stems and foliage, when it shows gold-edged leaves and red winter stems.

Is Cornus ‘Hedgerow Gold’ hardy?
Fully hardy.

How do I prune Cornus ‘Hedgerow Gold’?
Cut stems back hard each spring for the brightest colour.

When should I prune Cornus ‘Hedgerow Gold’?
Cut back hard in early spring to produce bright new stems for the following winter.

Does Cornus ‘Hedgerow Gold’ like damp soil?
Yes. Dogwoods grow well in moist soil, including damp borders.

Add Cornus ‘Hedgerow Gold’ to your basket today and enjoy year-round stems and foliage interest in your garden.

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Pot Size (L)

3L

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