Cornus sericea 'Baileyi' ~ Bailey Red Twig Dogwood red-bloom Short stocks sporting drooping clusters

Short stocks sporting drooping clusters of small funnel-shaped flowers that open white and age to pink bloom from through spring attracting butterflies

The ruffled yellow flowers bloom in heavy clusters in summer and can rebloom continuously into fall if deadheaded immediately after flowering

This tree is also known for its attractive

Full erect stalks of cardinal red tubular flowers bloom from mid summer into fall

Crown and root rot may occur in poorly drained soils

Cornus sericea 'Baileyi' ~ Bailey Red Twig Dogwood red-bloom Short stocks sporting drooping clustersThe Bailey Red Twig Dogwood is known for its striking red branches, which are most prominent during the winter months when the leaves have fallen. These red stems create a beautiful contrast against the snow or a winter landscape. In the spring, the shrub produces clusters of small white flowers, followed by small white berries that attract birds. In terms of size, the Bailey Red Twig Dogwood typically reaches a height of about 6 to 9 feet (1. 8 to 2.