Twig Color Plants
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Cornus alba Ivory Halo™ PP8722
Ivory Halo™ ('Bailhalo') Tatarian Dogwood has brightly variegated leaves that emerge in spring with green centers surrounded by large ivory white margins. The flat topped creamy flowers in May and June are followed by white summer fruit. The fall color is pink and reddish purple, and the winter stem color is dark red and showy. Prune out older canes in the spring to maintain the winter stem show.
H: 5 Feet · S: 5 Feet · Zone: 4
Cornus alternifolia
Pagoda Dogwood is a lovely, subtle woodland native tree with attractively layered horizontal branching. The flat fluffy ivory flowers appear in late spring and are powerfully fragrant. They are followed by bluish black fruit in August which are attractive to birds. The fall color is often a mild reddish purple, followed by a winter interest element provided by the purplish horizontal twigs and branches.
H: 20 Feet · S: 25 Feet · Zone: 3
Cornus florida 'Pumpkin Patch'
'Pumpkin Patch' Flowering Dogwood was found by nurseryman Don Shadow as a chance seedling. The dark pink flowering Dogwood sports a combination of light green (almost yellow) foliage crowned by burgundy new growth. What caught his eye in particular was the fall color, which is brilliant orange (hence "Pumpkin Patch"), followed by orange twigs in winter. 'Pumpkin Patch' has shown some susceptibility to mildew in hot humid weather, but it is still a very rare, cool collector's plant.
H: 20 Feet · S: 15 Feet · Zone: 5
Cornus sanguinea Arctic Sun® PP19892
Cornus sanguinea Arctic Sun® ('Cato') is a variety of Bloodtwig Dogwood that has great winter interest because twigs are bright yellow at base flushing to blood red. Leaves are a good bright yellow in fall. From Andre van Nijnatten, who also brought us 'Winter Flame'.
H: 5 Feet · S: 5 Feet · Zone: 3
Cornus sericea (stolonifera) Arctic Fire® Red PP18523
Ivory flat flower clusters appear above green leaves in May and June. White fruit (food for birds) and red fall color are followed by bright red winter twigs.
H: 4 Feet · S: 4 Feet · Zone: 3
Cornus sericea (stolonifera) Arctic Fire® Yellow PP32351
Year-round bright yellow stems and twigs appear in a compact, upright form, complete with multi-seasonal amenities, from clusters of adorable white flowers from May to June followed by a summer show of attractive white fruits. Pollinator and bird friendly. Shade tolerant, low-maintenance ornamental shrub.
H: 5 Feet · S: 6 Feet · Zone: 3
Cornus sericea (stolonifera) 'Baileyi'
Cornus sericea 'Baileyi' has white flowers followed by bluish fruit. Excellent red fall foliage defoliates to expose reddish purple twigs for winter interest. 'Bailey' Redosier Dogwood is a Bailey Nurseries introduction. It is relatively salt tolerant. Cut the old wood back frequently to maintain the best winter color.
H: 6 Feet · S: 4 Feet · Zone: 2
Cornus sericea (stolonifera) 'Cardinal'
The light green disease-resistant summer foliage of 'Cardinal' Redosier Dogwood is followed by vivid, cherry red stems in winter. Developed by Dr. Pellet and the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, so you know it's tough. Most effective if the old wood is cut back yearly. It is relatively salt tolerant.
H: 8 Feet · S: 6 Feet · Zone: 3
Cornus sericea (stolonifera) 'Kelseyi'
Small white flower clusters in late spring over green foliage on a short rounded habit. Yellow fall foliage and red twigs in winter.
H: 3 Feet · S: 3 Feet · Zone: 5
Jasminum nudiflorum
Winter Jasmine has soft yellow flowers appearing in February through March over shiny green leaves. The green stems of Jasminum nudiflorum add a note of interest in the winter, and are excellent for trailing over rock walls.
H: 3 Feet · S: 6 Feet · Zone: 6
Poncirus trifoliata 'Flying Dragon'
'Flying Dragon' Hardy Orange (syn. 'Monstrosa') is a citrus that can actually be grown in the Northeast. The fruits are golf ball sized yellow-gold oranges in the fall that can be made into a very tart marmalade (lots of sugar needed). The deliciously fragrant white flowers are borne on the deep green contorted, thorny stems in April and May. The twigs are ornamental for both structure and color in the winter. Just make sure Poncirus 'Flying Dragon' is not planted near play areas, as the thorns are significant.
H: 5 Feet · S: 5 Feet · Zone: 6
Salix alba 'Britzensis'
Coral Bark Willow ('Chermesina') has stunning orange to red bark coloration in winter on its first year stems, so in order to keep it looking its best, this is a Salix which needs to be cut back hard every spring. The summer foliage is the classic narrow green willow leaf we all know, but its color in the winter landscape will really stand out. Originally introduced from Germany. Wet site tolerant.
H: 15 Feet · S: 8 Feet · Zone: 3
Salix alba 'Niobe'
A large, deciduous tree with elegantly weeping branches and a fast-growing habit. Narrow, golden-colored foliage with whitish undersides rustles delicately in summer breezes, leaving behind graceful, weeping golden branches in late autumn and winter following leaf fall. Highly tolerant of moist soil conditions and resistant to deer.
H: 60 Feet · S: 60 Feet · Zone: 4
Salix melanostachys
Spring male catkins are purple-black with red anthers, making a very showy combination. The twigs are also reddish-purple in winter, for added interest. Like other shrub willows, Black Pussy Willow benefits from being cut back hard in spring. It is also salt and wet site tolerant.
H: 8 Feet · S: 5 Feet · Zone: 4
Salix x 'Swizzlestick'
'Swizzlestick' Corkscrew Willow has twisted, upward-reaching orange-yellow stems that display themselves beautifully in fall, winter and spring. The narrow green leaves are attractive all summer, turning yellow in the fall. Salix 'Swizzlestick' thrives in wet locations and is also salt tolerant. The original plant was found and named by Darryll Probst, who saw it on a roadside and took cuttings. Cut back hard in spring to promote attractive new branches. They also make a great addition to cut flower arrangements.
H: 20 Feet · S: 5 Feet · Zone: 5
Vaccinium corymbosum 'Blue Jay'
'Blue Jay' Highbush Blueberry produces delicious fruit in June and July, making it a mid season Blueberry. The delicate waxy bell-shaped flowers are white and are attractive to pollinators in May. The fall color of Vaccinium 'Blue Jay' is bright shades of red and orange, and the winter twigs are also attractive as cut branches. Plant with another cultivar for good fruit production.
H: 7 Feet · S: 5 Feet · Zone: 5
Vaccinium corymbosum 'Bluecrop'
'Bluecrop' Highbush Blueberry is a mid-season fruit producer, bearing lots of glaucous blue fruit in early to mid July. The bell-shaped white flowers appear in May and are attractive to butterflies and pollinators. The green disease free foliage turns attractive shades of red tones in fall, and the twigs maintain the red tones throughout the winter. Vaccinium 'Bluecrop' is a good commercial cultivar which performs best when planted near another cultivar. Blueberries thrive in wet, acid sites.
H: 8 Feet · S: 6 Feet · Zone: 5
Vaccinium corymbosum 'Jersey'
'Jersey' Highbush Blueberry was selected for its commercial fruit value in the mid Atlantic region, producing large high quality berries in late June and July. It is considered a mid to late season Blueberry, and is a great cross pollinator for other Highbush Blueberries. The waxy white bell-shaped flowers appear in May in pendant racemes. The fall color is attractive shades of yellow, orange and red, followed by attractively colored winter twigs. All Vacciniums prefer constant moisture and acid soils.
H: 8 Feet · S: 6 Feet · Zone: 5