Pagoda Dogwood

When you're seeking a plant for shady areas, consider pagoda dogwood. This large shrub or medium tree grows to 15 to 25 feet tall producing yellowish-white flowers in flattened clumps in late spring. Bluish-black berries follow the flowers to provide winter interest. New leaves and fall foliage have a reddish-purple or reddish-coppery coloration that is green for the rest of the growing season. It's called a pagoda for its tiered, horizontal branching. Pagoda dogwood grows best in woodland, understory conditions and partial or dappled sunlight, loamy, acidic soil, and cool summer temperatures. 
comes in 5 gallon pot