mas вЂVariegataвЂ™), followed in mid-summer by a profusion of edible berries. mas displays clean, dark green leaves (thereвЂ™s now a yellow-variegated-leaf cultivar, C.

Yes, its flowers donвЂ™t last long, usually only a week or two, but thatвЂ™s enough to get my senses tuned to whatвЂ™s soon to follow: the earliest magnolias, Forsythia, вЂњrealвЂќ cherry trees and the Early Rhododendrons like вЂWestonвЂ™s Pink DiamondвЂ™ and вЂPJMвЂ™.ДЇinishing its bloom, C. One of the first of the woody plants to bloom in my garden, it signals the beginning of a cascade of color about to begin. tree) is its display of golden-yellow flowers which appear in earliest spring, just as the days begin to warm. No, despite its name, itвЂ™s not a cherry itвЂ™s really a dogwood, and the first of this diverse genus to flower every spring.ДЇor me, the real appeal of this plant (which can be grown as a multi-stem shrub or trained to form a 15-20 ft. And few trees or shrubs are more appropriate than the cornelian cherry (Cornus mas) for ushering-out winter, enticing spring to begin. Every year those long-awaited first flowers of spring always arouse my senses and give birth to a primal appreciation of the renewal of life.

When month does cornus mas bloom in