Wayside Gardens Cornus Ivory Halo

This shrub maintains a compact, tidy habit, reaching a mature height and width of approximately 6 feet. Its dwarf size makes it an excellent choice for smaller garden beds or tight spaces where larger shrubs would overwhelm the landscape.

Yes, it is designed for year-round appeal. The variegated foliage turns a rich purplish-red in autumn, and once the leaves drop, the stems reveal a striking bright red color that stands out beautifully against winter snow.

Yes, the Ivory Halo is suitable for container planting. Ensure you use a large enough pot with good drainage and keep the soil consistently moist, as this variety prefers damp conditions.

This shrub is versatile and performs well in both full sun and partial shade. While it can handle some shade, planting it in a spot with more sun will generally encourage the most vibrant foliage color.

It is considered a low-maintenance shrub. It is hardy in zones 3-7 and primarily requires consistent moisture in well-drained soil to look its best.

Yes, it produces clusters of small white flowers in the spring that are followed by ornamental berries. These berries are a great food source and will help attract local birds to your yard.