Variegated Tartarian Dogwood
| COMMON NAME | Variegated Tartarian Dogwood |
| BOTANICAL NAME * | Cornus alba ‘Ivory Halo’ |
| ZONE | 3 – 7 |
| SIZE | 8-10’ HT & W, but is usually kept 3-4’ HT. |
| FOLIAGE | Variegated green and white. Towards the end of summer, sometimes develops leaf spot or crisps. |
| BARK | Young stems are bright red, and outstanding in winter. Hard prune to 12-24” HT in late winter to encourage vigorous new growth in the spring. The new growth has the most vibrant color. |
| FLOWER | White, flat-topped cymes in May/June. |
| FRUIT | Rarely noticeable. |
| GROWING CONDITIONS | Full sun to part shade. Adaptable to varied soil conditions, but prefers moist soil. |
| NOTES | Best in large masses of 5 or more. Deer Resistant. |
* A particular plant will have only 1 botanical name. Unfortunately, a particular plant may have several common names or it may share a common name with another plant. Whenever possible, use the botanical name.
