Cornus canadensis (dwarf cornel) is a member of the Cornaceae family. This deciduous shrub exhibits a matforming growth habit and is characterized by its deciduous foliage. It has a hardiness rating of very hardy (colder than -20ºc) and is hardy in the severest European continental climates including exposed upland locations in the UK.
When fully mature, Cornus canadensis can reach an ultimate height of 0.0–0.1 metres and a spread of 0.5–1 metres. For optimal growth, it prefers a south–facing, north–facing, east–facing, or west–facing aspect and an exposed or sheltered position. It thrives best in clay, loam, or sand soil types and should be placed in full sun or partial shade.
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