Cornus florida "Welch's Junior Miss" Small & Medium Shrubs and coreopsis itself joins the

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Uncommon in cultivation

few native perennials give so much for so little fuss

have been used for centuries as digestive remedies

Cornus florida "Welch's Junior Miss" Small & Medium Shrubs and coreopsis itself joins theCornus florida, the flowering dogwood, is the beloved understory tree of the eastern North American woods, widely planted for the great show of white spring bracts (the true flowers are the small green knot at the center), and, in selections like this one, pink. A deciduous woodland tree that grows in moist, well drained soil in sun or high, dappled shade, the dogwood rewards careful planting: set the root flare high, and never plant too deep.