Outdoor Plants * | Top 10 1 Gal. Arctic Fire Dogwood Shrub With Fiery Red Winter Stems By Online Orchards

The Arctic Fire Dogwood Shrub Is Most Highly Prized For Its Fiery Red Winter Stems That Add An Uncommonly Vivid Splash Of Winter Color To A Landscape, But It Is Also Known For Its Large Pollinator-Attracting Springtime Flowers And Excellent Erosion Control Capabilities. The Candy-Red Stems Put On A Colorful Display During The Colder-Months And A Compact Rounded Size Keeps This Shrub Looking Neat All-Year Long. Great For Planting In Wet Areas Of A Formal Landscape Which Are Difficult For Other Bushes To Take Root In, Or At The Bottom Of Slopes That Become Swampy During Wet Seasons. Massive Creamy-White Flowers Open In Late Spring To Avoid Frost Damage And Attract A Wide Variety Of Pollinators Including Hummingbirds, Butterflies And Honeybees. The Arctic Fire Dogwood Is An Extremely Cold Hardy Shrub That Lives Most Comfortably In Usda Cold Hardiness Zones 2-8 And Reaches An Equal Height And Width Of 4 Ft.

• Vivid Firey Red Winter Stems
• Large Fragrant Spring Flowers
• Cold Hardy Down To Minus 40 F
• Great For Erosion Control And Wet Soil
• Cut Stems Are Used In Floral Arrangement