Mystery Plant: Dogwood fruits popular with birds

By John Nelson/USC Herbarium
Thursday, January 31th, 2013
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Dogwood flowers form one-seeded fruits, which as they mature, go from green to shiny, bright red in the fall.

Dogwood flowers form one-seeded fruits, which as they mature, go from green to shiny, bright red in the fall.

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