Winter Canary Dogwood Other Conifers The slow growth rate helps

The slow growth rate helps it stay manageable in smaller beds and specialty conifer plantings for many years

and it will develop a luminous cascade of foliage that draws the eye all season

slow-release fertilizer in early spring if soil tests indicate need

weeping laceleaf maple cherished for its finely divided red foliage that retains color through summer and finishes with glowing crimson tones in fall

The glossy foliage stays attractive year-round

Winter Canary Dogwood Other Conifers The slow growth rate helpsWinter Canary Dogwood (Cornus alba 'Grecan') Winter Canary Dogwood is a cold hardy shrub that earns its place the moment the leaves drop, when bright yellow stems light up the winter landscape. It is a practical way to add structure and seasonal color to foundations, mixed borders, and naturalized edges without needing flowers to carry the show. In spring, it follows with creamy white blooms and fresh green foliage that keeps the planting looking full