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• Cornelian Cherry late Jan to early Feb 2 to 3 weeks 1 week
• Dogwood Cornelian cherry, Morus alba, Morus alba var . nigra, Morus nigra, Morus Nigra-Czech var.
• The winery also produces fruit vodka, derived from grape, apricot, cornelian cherry, mulberry, forest pear and cherry.
• March through April is when Hellebores, Cornelian Cherries, and spring Bulbs are in bloom or of peak interest.
• Examples include pears, quinces, strawberries, apples, cornelian cherry, pomegranates, oranges, rose petals, rose hips, or licorice and spices.
• The company has a variety of fruit wine including pomegranate, blackberry, cornelian cherry, quince, tea rose and cherry.
• Drienkovica ( a spirit distilled from Cornelian cherries ( Cornus mas ) was popularized by the former Slovak president Rudolf Schuster.
• _Cornus mas, cornelian cherry dogwood, a 20-foot tree that is covered with tiny yellow flowers before the leaves emerge in spring.
• _Cornelian cherry ( Cornus mas ) is a cold-and disease-tolerant dogwood from Europe and Asia that grows 12 to 20 feet tall.
• Another early spring bloomer is the Cornelian cherry ( Cornus mas ), and its yellow blossoms may burst out this weekend, if this warm spell continues.
• Another Gilbert offering is Cornelian cherry dogwood whose fruit, he says, " has a unique tart-sweet taste somewhat resembling that of a good cherry pie ."
• Kousa dogwoods and the new Rutger hybrids between Kousa and Cornus florida are substitutes for the much-loved but disease-devastated traditional dogwood, as is the cornelian cherry.
• On the other hand, snow and ice sometimes enhance the beauty of little yellow buds of the Cornelian cherry, a small dogwood-like tree, without damaging them, she said.
• A . The cornelian cherry dogwood, Cornus mas, is a little early this year, but it always blooms in March before its leaves emerge, forcing winter to become spring.
• The swollen buds of the Cornelian cherries looked like Steuben glass, signs of an arrested spring : the warm, rainy months before had pushed the growth of the cherry buds.
• Still other trees that were beginning to blossom _ silver maples, cornelian cherries and willows _ were particularly exposed, since their open buds caught the snow that blew into their bloom.
• They include ( drumroll, please ) the cornelian cherry dogwood ( Cornus mas ), a 20-foot-tall, disease-resistant dogwood that produces tiny yellow flowers in late March, making it one of our earliest bloomers.
• Below the steps flanked by Cornelian cherry ( " Cornus mas " ), the central section of the Conservatory Garden is a symmetrical lawn outlined in clipped yew, with a single central fountain jet at the rear.
• Others include kousa dogwood ( rounded, irregular flakes of gray, tan and brown ), cornelian cherry dogwood ( muted grey and tan pieces flake right off ), parrotia ( the bark peels off in gray, green and tan pieces ) and sycamores and London planes ( large plates come loose and drop off ).
• The Pennsylvania gold medal winners for 2001 are a large evergreen tree, Ilex opaca, American holly, with bright red berries ( if there is a male nearby ); Hydrangea arborescens Annabelle, smooth hydrangea, a shrub three to five feet tall with foot-wide clusters of white flowers; and Cornus mas Golden Glory, the Cornelian cherry dogwood, which can grow as a large shrub or a small tree.