From the team at Gardeners' World Magazine
We recommend our favourite dogwoods (Cornus) for their fiery winter stems.
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There are lots of dogwoods you can grow, but a certain group are prized above all others for their fiery coloured stems.
These upright shrubs lose their leaves in autumn to reveal stems in warm crimsons, yellows, oranges and ochres, guaranteed to cut through any winter gloom.
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