Cornus alba 'Argenteo marginata'

Name:  Cornus alba 'Argenteo marginata'
Common Name: red osier dogwood				Family:  Cornaceae
x    Deciduous             Evergreen         x    Shrub            Ground Cover             Annual         Coniferous             Tree             Climber             Herbaceous             Perennial
Habit: vigorous, upright	Hard. Zone: usda 2		Mature Size 3m tall by 3m spread					x
Leaf:  ovate to eliptical, green leaves with lighter margins					Fall/Winter Color: red orange in autumn winter stem red
Leaf Arr.    x    Opposite         Alternate         Whorled         Spiraled         Clustered         Basal
Flowers: white, star shaped						Infl. flat cyme
Jan.     Feb.      March.      April.      May.      June.      July.      August.     ( Sept.      Oct.      Nov. )     Dec.   (fall color)
Water Use High     Low		Soil Rich     Lean     Well-drained					Exposure Sun   x  Semi-shade  x   Shade x
Landscape uses: shrub border, winter color		Limitations: dogwood blight, powdery mildew, bacterial leaf spot					Other Features:  red stems,  prune effectively don't hack, suckering tendencies