Cornus racemosa  Gray Dogwood 4 to 8   Eastern United States Shrub that spreads by suckers. 10-15 feet high and wide. Numerous, small, white flower-clusters on the terminal end of branches. Mid-June Opposite, simple, narrow-elliptic to ovate-lanceolate, 2 to 4” long, one half as wide. Autumn foliage turns purplish     Small white berries (drupe) on red fruit stalks (pedicels). Attractive to birds.       Frequently misnamed Cornus paniculata

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