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Cotoneaster bullatus	Large distinctive corrugated leaves which turn to glorious reds and oranges in autumn, masses of bright red berries. Should be planted more often as it is easy to grow.
Contoneaster conspicuus Decorus	A useful hardy low growing evergreen shrub, masses of starry white flowers followed by bright red berries	Quantity:
Cotoneaster Coral Beauty	A very good easy to grow Landscape plant of considerable charm with its evergreen foliage and bright orange berries.	Quantity:
Cotoneaster cornubia	Semi-evergreen in habit and growing upwards of 6m. It is a fantastic sight when its branches are weighed down in autumn and early winter with large bright red fruits. Easy to grow and not fussy. Raised at Exbury around 1930.	Quantity:
Cotoneaster dammeri	A fairly prostate form, perfect for ground cover, with long trailing shoots covered in autumn by shiny bright orange-red berries.	Quantity:
Cotoneaster franchettii	Semi evergreen sage green foliage with orange red fruits in autumn. Makes a medium sized shrub suitable for many situations
Cotoneaster horizontalis	A very useful ground cover which can cope with shade, and produces wonderful red fruits and winter foliage colour.	Quantity:
Cotoneaster horizontalis Variegatus	A more pleasing I think version of this once popular shrub	Quantity:
Cotoneaster Hybridus Pendulus	Is worthy of a place in many a garden scheme as a small tree with masses of brilliant scarlet red fruits adorning its weeping branches	Quantity:
Cotoneaster lacteus	Makes a medium sized shrub rather lax in habit if left unpruned, with large evergreen leaves.
Cotoneaster microphyllus	An excellent plant for landscape situations. Makes a small mound of rigid branches with masses of white flowers followed by deep red fruits in autumn. Easy to grow and not especially fussy. Originates from the Himalayas.	Quantity:
Cotoneaster moupinensis	A medium sized attractive shrub espeicially when laden with its dark red berries which helps distinguish it from the closely related C. bullatus which has shiny black berries	Quantity:
Cotoneaster Rothschildianus	Makes a large handsome shrub of comparatively easy growth, large bunches of distinctive creamy yellow coloured fruits in profusion in Autumn	Quantity:
Contoneaster simonsii	This popular semi evergreen Cotoneaster makes an excellent single specimen or hedge, with large scarlet fruits. Easy to grow.	Quantity:
Cotoneaster Skogholm	A wide spreading dwarf evergreen shrub botable for its ease of cultivation and its bright coral red fruits. Over used in the past for amenity commercial landscape plantingssss	Quantity:
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