Roughleaf Dogwood Size:1 Gallon Bare ground micro-trails beneath and

Bare ground micro-trails beneath and between the bunches of prairie grasses and forbs allow the lizards to camouflage against the soil

The evergreen sumac is perfect for creating a lush

The leaves transform into stunning shades of vivid red or orange as autumn arrives

Hardy in winter down to USDA Zone 6

where the tree stays evergreen

Roughleaf Dogwood Size:1 Gallon Bare ground micro-trails beneath andCornus drummondii Common Names: Roughleaf Dogwood, Drummond's Dogwood, Rough leaf Dogwood Synonyms: Cornus priceae, Swida priceae Roughleaf Dogwood is a native dogwood species that's quite common in Texas. It's known for forming lovely thickets and can grow up to 6 15 feet tall and wide, especially in moist to wet areas. The plant's elliptical to rough oval leaves are what lend it its charming common name. Come spring, it produces tiny yellowish white