Like dewdrops on a spider's web
This is how, in our opinion, the white, delicate Cotoneaster flowers look like in spring. Densely and regularly embedded on shoots, they are not only beautiful and impressive but also attract bees.
In summer, the Cotoneaster looks modest with its dark green, leathery leaves (remember, however, about the variegated varieties), and lights like a fire in autumn.
Shoots of cover varieties, such as Cotoneaster dammeri and radicans, which were tightly covered with white or pink flowers in spring, are now covered with tiny red fruit and red-orange leaves. They look amazing!
The Cotoneaster lucidus, which in the summer was just a nice green hedge with shiny leaves, is now breathtaking. It's enough to look at the fiery leaves to make us feel warm.
If your customers need a maintenance-free ground cover, recommend them the Cotoneaster.
If they want to plant a leafy hedge that bees and birds will like, recommend the Cotoneaster to them.
If they are looking for something to color the autumn days, recommend Cotoneaster to them.
If they are looking for evergreen plants with interesting, pretty leaves, recommend Cotoneaster to them.
Cover varieties, still available on offer:
- Cotoneaster dammeri
- Cotoneaster dam. 'Mooncreeper'
- Cotoneaster pr. 'Queen of Carpets'
- Cotoneaster radicans 'Eichholz'
- Cotoneaster sal. 'Sympatie'
- Cotoneaster suec. 'Skogholm'
Hedge species:
- Cotoneaster lacteus
- Cotoneaster lucidus
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