Cornus kousa (30-40 litre pot )
Cornus kousa (30-40 litre pot )
Cornus kousa — Japanese Dogwood | Large Specimen 30-40 Litre Pot
Cornus kousa, the Japanese Dogwood, is a refined specimen tree celebrated for its spectacular white bracts in late spring and vivid crimson and scarlet autumn foliage. Supplied in a substantial 30-40 litre pot, this mature well-established plant is ready to make an immediate impact in your garden. An outstanding choice for architectural planting schemes, woodland borders, or as a standalone focal point.
Key Features
- Spectacular white bracts in late spring — a breathtaking early-summer display
- Ornamental strawberry-like fruits in late summer attractive to birds and wildlife
- Vivid crimson and scarlet autumn foliage
- Elegant layered branching structure with strong architectural presence
- Supplied in a 30-40 litre pot for immediate impact
Growing Conditions
Plant in full sun to partial shade in moist well-drained slightly acidic soil. Shelter from cold drying winds. Mulch annually to retain moisture and maintain soil acidity. Minimal pruning required — remove dead or crossing branches in late winter.
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Planting Instructions
Plant in full sun to partial shade in moist well-drained slightly acidic soil. Avoid chalk or alkaline conditions. Shelter from cold drying winds. Dig a generous hole, backfill with organic matter, firm, and water thoroughly. Mulch annually to retain moisture and maintain soil acidity. Remove dead or crossing branches in late winter.
Size & Specification
Supplied in a 30-40 litre pot as a mature well-established specimen ready for immediate impact. Eventual height 6-10 metres, spread 5-8 metres. Growth rate slow to moderate.
Delivery & Dispatch
Delivered on a pallet via specialist courier due to size and weight. Pallet deliveries Monday to Friday, someone must be available to receive. Please ensure suitable access. Orders dispatched Monday to Wednesday with tracking notification. Mainland UK delivery only.
Wildlife & Ecological Notes
White bracts attract pollinators in late spring. Ornamental strawberry-like fruits in late summer are taken by birds and small mammals. The elegant layered branching provides nesting and roosting habitat for small birds. A long-lived specimen contributing ecological value over generations.