Erica's Appalachian Sunrise Dogwood Size:4-5 ft. Cut back foliage in late

Cut back foliage in late fall or early spring

Pulmonaria can be used in a variety of settings as long as you have consistently moist soil and shade

bronze-tinted leaves that mature to medium green and turn yellow in fall [1]

crispy margins and will begin to drop

aromatic gray-green leaves provide a beautiful contrast to the intense blue flowers

Erica's Appalachian Sunrise Dogwood Size:4-5 ft. Cut back foliage in lateWhat separates Erica's Appalachian Snow Dogwoods from the other pink and red flowering dogwoods is bi colored flowers. About 1 10 petals is a dark red and the remaining petals are bright pink. This bi color display give this tree special character and helps it stand out as unique among other pink flowering dogwoods. Erica's Appalachian Snow was discovered in Tennessee and is a cultivar of the popular Cherokee Brave flowering dogwood, which is known as