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Plant Name:

Bunchberry Dogwood

Scientific Name:

Cornus canadensis

Description:

Bunchberry Dogwood is a native perennial groundcover plant with small, white flower clusters and distinctive red berries. Its leaves are whorled, giving it a unique appearance.

Habitat:

Moist, shady forests, woodland areas

Fauna:

Bunchberry Dogwood provides habitat and food for a variety of wildlife species, including birds and small mammals. Its berries are consumed by birds and mammals, and the plant's dense growth provides cover and nesting sites for birds.

Growing Conditions:

Bunchberry Dogwood prefers moist, well-drained soils and shady conditions. It can tolerate acidic soil.

Uses:

Bunchberry Dogwood is often used as a groundcover in shade gardens and naturalized woodland areas. It is also known for its ornamental value.

Edible:
(please exercise caution and consult additional sources or experts before consuming any vegetation):

No

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Poisonous:

No

Fun Facts:

Bunchberry Dogwood is sometimes referred to as "Canadian Dwarf Cornel" or "Puddingberry".

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Photo Credit

Gillfoto from Juneau, Alaska, United States

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