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Cornus controversa (Giant dogwood)

Cornus controversa growing in the field in summer.

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Cornus controversa is a deciduous tree with a distinctive tiered branching pattern and glossy, elliptic leaves. Often turning purple in Autumn. Also known as the giant dogwood it has flat clusters of small white flowers usually followed by small, blue-black berries.

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