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Dogwood Japanese 'Wolf Eyes': Variegated Gray-Green Leaves, White Flowers, Red Berries

Dogwood Japanese 'Wolf Eyes'

Eye-catching gray-green leaves are accented with ivory along wavy margins, making this dogwood a beautiful specimen. Autumn leaves fade into a pink-red hue. Star-shaped white flowers are followed by bright-red berries. Deciduous.

Plant Details

Sun Exposure: Partial Sun
Water Needs: Moderate
Height: 15 - 35 feet
Spread: 1—2 feet

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