Yellow Twig Dogwood

Perhaps more people know of red twig dogwood than know of yellow twig dogwood. And that's too bad. If you're already aware of the virtues of the red version, then you should make it a priority to learn about the yellow twig dogwood.

Like their better-known cousins, yellow twig dogwoods are at their best in winter. That's because in winter there are no leaves in the way (both are deciduous) to obscure their handsomest feature, which is the golden bark that gives them their name.

And it's not as if you have to choose between the red-barked shrubs and their yellow counterparts: in fact, they look great planted together. Let these two dogs play in the same part of your yard -- they'll keep you entertained all winter....

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