# Plant
Ivory Halo Dog wood Plant
Ivory Halo Dogwood plant is a part of the botanical family Cornaceae and the genus Cornus. These broadleaf plants are native to eastern and central Asia. The plant grows in full sun to partial shade and good drainage. Flowers are small, yellow-white in color, and arranged in clusters.
Cornus is popular for its beautiful foliage, and the fruit is a drupe eaten by birds. The plant is also cultivated to control erosion near streambanks. The stems of Cornus are cut for decorations and floral arrangements.
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