Cotoneaster microphylla (Cotoneaster)
Cotoneaster microphylla description: Similar to horizontalis in form - having a similar ground hugging herringbone branch structure, while also producing attractive tiny leaves as well as masses of white spring blossom, followed by red autumnal berries. 40cm wide x 1.2m
Cotoneaster microphylla cultivation notes: Cotoneaster will tolerate a range of soil types - from the poor dry soils to moist fertile loams. For best results plant in full sun, however this shrub will happily grow under partial shade. Prune to shape in spring - removing older wood if necessary.
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Plant Strengths: Attracts wildlife to feed or nest; All round tough plant suitable for problem areas; Provides valuable winter interest; Evergreen foliage for all year round colour and screening; Suitable for exposed coastal planting; Tolerates full sun and sandy, drought-prone soils; Tolerates cold exposed locations; Tolerates heavy clay soils.
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