Cornelian cherry, cornus mas v.70 h.200-250

Cornelian cherry should plant in moist soils, so water whenever the top two to three inches of the soil feels dry. This tree can tolerate moderate drought, so do not fret if you occasionally irrigate late. In order to maintain fertile soil, you should add a few inches of rotted manure or compost to the root zone each spring. Cornelian cherry is a member of cornaceae family, is widely used in folk medicine for the treatment of a wide range of diseases such as diabetes, digestive ailments, anemia, liver and renal diseases.