
https://www.brigantesenglishwalks.com/5ercry71e0d Red Osier (Red Twigged Dogwood) Berries © 2008
go to sitehttps://danivoiceovers.com/ryvmibr37 A walk in the prairies show grasses are browning, flowers are setting seed, and this red osier shrub (red twigged dogwood) is ladened with bunches of heavy white berries. By the way, the berries do not turn red.
https://www.elevators.com/3cb76fb5mhttps://dcinematools.com/pnws7qcq396 The dogwood’s name has nothing to do with dogs. The word is derived from an Old English wood dagge (dagger) and refers to the hardness of the wood. A European species was once used to make butchers’ skewers.
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