A shrub growing to a height of 2m – 6m, frost-resistant, self-pollinating, light loving
Botanical description
Habitus: The crown is wide, irregular, the bark is light brown at first, later dark brown, the bark is gray-brown to black, split in a network along the edges, it deviates from the trunk.
Leaf: entire margin leaves, arched veins, in autumn the leaves turn yellow, orange and red.
Flower: blooms in March, before the leaves develop.
Fruit: large stone, elliptical, sour, red in color, ripens in September to October
Growth conditions / Cultivation / Care
Rocky slopes, dry and well-lit forests
Gallery
Use / Function and landscape
solitaire
hedge
first spring food for bees
Special use
in medicine, destilate production – “drienkovica”
Reproduction
Seed, cultivar splits
Varieties
Cornelian Cherry cv. Elegantnyj (Cornus mas Elegantnyj), Cornelian Cherry cv. Koralovyj Marka (Cornus mas Korałłowyj Marka), Cornelian Cherry cv. Flava (Cornus mas Flava), Cornelian Cherry cv. Vydubieckii (Cornus mas Wydubieckij), Cornelian Cherry cv. Dublany (Cornus mas Dublany), Cornelian Cherry cv. P5 (Cornus mas P5), Cornelian Cherry cv. Yulyush (Cornus mas Juliusz), Cornelian Cherry cv. Shafer (Cornus mas Szafer), Cornelian Cherry cv. Bolestrashytskii (Cornus mas Bolestraszycki), Cornelian Cherry cv. Svetlyachok (Cornus mas Swietljaczok), Cornelian Cherry cv. Slovianin (Cornus mas Słowianin), Cornelian Cherry cv. Pachoskii (Cornus mas Paczoski), Cornelian Cherry cv. Yantarnyj (Cornus mas Jantarnyj), Cornelian Cherry cv. Macrocarpa (Cornus mas Macrocarpa), Cornelian Cherry cv. Yolico (Cornus mas Jolico)
Diseases and pests
Leaf spotness Phyllosticta, Septoria, Ascochyta, Ramularia a Cercospora, Bacteria Pseudomonas
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