Prune in early spring to maintain size and encourage new fruiting growth
though Black Gum will also tolerate part sun
Beautiful white blooms appear in late spring before transforming into delicious berries
but multiple vines can create a more dramatic display and a heavier yield
or simply enjoy it as a singular specimen that dazzles year after year
Wolf Eyes Variegated Japanese Dogwood white-flowers Prune in early spring toSHOW STOPPING VARIEGATED FOLIAGE IN SPRING, SUMMER, AND FALL FEATURES: In spring and summer, long leaves showoff vivid variegated colors of creamy white edging and deep green centers By fall, those colors transition to variegated hues of pinks, purples, and reds In late spring, four petaled white blooms emerge, sometimes showing off wildly unique variegated flowers In late summer, large, edible, deep red berries appear Fruits can be eaten fresh off