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CORNUS officinalis ‘Gold Puff’ is full of yellow flowers in spring. The foliage of this Japanese cornel becomes flamboyant in the fall.
CORNUS officinalis ‘Gold Puff’, also called dogwood (vernacular name), flowers yellow in mid-winter on bare wood. It then turns into a real attraction by bringing light to the garden.
Then, in summer, red fruits called cornels follow. They represent an excellent source of vitamin C and are eaten ripe or almost overripe when they start to soften.
The foliage of this shrub is green and turns yellow in fall.
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| sun requirements | full sun (from noon until 5 p.m. minimum), half shade (no sun from noon until 5 p.m.) |
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| Acceptable pH | acid (less than 6.5), calcareous (more than 7.5), neutral (between 6.5 and 7.5) |
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