Glossy Red Berries, Wall Training Shrub Cotoneaster ‘Horizontalis’, with Small White-Pink Flowers, Hardy Shrub, in 9cm Pot 1x by Thompson and Morgan (1)

• This deciduous shrub with its unusual ‘herringbone’ branching habit, has spreading stems which make this perfect for groundcover.
• During May, you will see this is speckled with small white-pink flowers, followed by glossy red berries in autumn. This is great for attracting birds to your garden.
• When the colder weather arrives, you will see the oval shaped dark green leaves turn into beautiful shades of burned orange and red, before they fall to reveal a silvery brown framework.
• Supplied as 1x contoneaster Horizontails in 9cm pot.

This deciduous shrub with its ‘herringbone’ branching habit and spreading stems makes this perfect for groundcover. Speckled with small white-pink flowers during May, you will see these are followed by glossy red berries in the autumn. When the colder weather arrives, the dark green leaves will turn into burned orange and red, before they fall to reveal a silvery brown framework. Once planted requires minimal maintenance. Grow Cotoneaster in any well drained soil in sun or semi shade. Cotoneaster is tough and resilient, even tolerating poor soils and dry conditions once established. Feed and water regularly after planting. Once established, Cotoneaster requires virtually no maintenance. Product Specifications: Hardy shrub Position: borders Height: Up to 150cm (59in) Spread: Up to 150cm (59in) Supplied as 1x contoneaster Horizontails in 9cm pot Images shown are for guidance only of the expected results from plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary results. Image may be included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months).