Cornus glabrata - Brown Dogwood (Plant) Fauna Native grasses are also important

Native grasses are also important to land restoration as they improve soil quality

Stewart has tracked down over one hundred of our worst entomological foes—creatures that infest

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This shrub is typically found growing in seemingly inhospitable rock crevices

Cold Hardy to 15 degrees F Distribution Western Peninsular Ranges

Cornus glabrata - Brown Dogwood (Plant) Fauna Native grasses are also importantHighly ornamental shrub or small tree. Attracts birds with berries and flowers attract butterflies. Rare in the horticultural trade. Plant Characteristics Family Name Cornaceae Species Name Cornus glabrata Common Name Brown Dogwood Plant Type Tree Sun Exposure Coast Sun, Inland Part Sun, Water Requirement High Soil Type Any Flower Color White, Cream Flowering Months May, June Evergreen Deciduous Winter deciduous dormant Height by Width 10ft. x 10ft.