Creeping Dogwood

Creeping Dogwood (Cornus canadensis) is a low-growing perennial that thrives in moist, light to medium soil conditions and prefers partial sun to full shade. Native to North America and parts of Asia, it ranges from Alaska and Canada to the northeastern United States and Siberia. This plant is known for its edible fruit, which ripens into small white berries that are often used in jams or eaten fresh. Its distinctive features include its spreading habit and clusters of small, inconspicuous flowers followed by attractive fruits. Creeping Dogwood adds ornamental value to gardens while also providing a food source.