Cornus alba ' Sibirica' is a deciduous shrub with dark green oval leaves & small creamy white flowers in late spring. In winter it adds a welcome burst of colour after the leaves have fallen & the bright red bare stems are revealed. It will grow in most soil conditions but looks best in full sun. Sometimes referred to as Cornus ' Westonbirt'. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Height 200-250cm. Supplied in a 3 litre pot. ...

The Cotoneaster adpressus Little Gem is a wonderful variety for cascading down banks & low walls. This deciduous hardy shrub has an enticing spreading habit, which forms a neat bank of beautiful green foliage. The extraordinary prostrate form of Cotoneaster adpressus Little Gem makes it absolutely ideal for low growing ground cover in rockeries or borders. Its dense leaves blend to soft shades of red & violet as Autumn arrives. Small, white flowers are then followed by an eye-catching display of scarlet winter berries, adored by birds!

Height: 40cm (16”) Spread: 200cm (79”). The height & spread of the plant received will vary depending on the season it's delivered. Arrival images are indication only.

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Cotoneaster Franchetii The Cotoneaster franchetii can grow to 3 metres tall & can easily be pruned to your desired height. It's planted in a line & perfect for a country cottage garden, or as a hedge in suburban gardens, this specimen of Bearberry is ideal for a colourful, informal hedge. Its foliage is a gorgeous evergreen, which will produce colour all year round. It gains beautiful small white flowers early in Summer, in early Winter it’s full of bright red berries. A wonderful sight on a cold & frosty morning, which the garden birds enjoy as an invaluable source of food during the Winter season.

Height: 300cm (118”) Spread 300cm (1 (118”). The height & spread of the plant received will vary depending on the season it's delivered. Arrival images are indication only.

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Cotoneaster franchetii is a great option for shady or coastal sites. It has grey/green evergreen foliage between which stand blush-white flowers in the spring, followed by orange berries. It is ideal for attracting wildlife & will add lots of interest to the garden, as the birds feed on the orange berries. Flowers June-August. Bare root plants grow 20-40cm per year. Bare Root hedging plants are a great, cost-effective way for you to achieve your hedging goals. They are grown in an open environment, exposed to natural conditions, which allows these plants to develop with no restrictions. When opting for this root type, you will receive well established plants with sturdy root systems as a result of their growing method. Given the way in which they are grown, bare rooted plants are available from November until May as this is the time of year when the plants are dormant & can be safely lifted from the field. This category mostly consists of native, deciduous hedging species which many of them flower and/or berry so they make great hedges for wildlife & provide seasonal interest. ...

Cotoneaster franchetii is a semi-evergreen woody shrub, with oval to oblong grey-green leaves about 4cm in length, & small, white flowers blushed with pink in the summer months, followed by round, orange-red berries. A versatile garden & municipal plant that can be used for hedging
- its arching stems, flowers & fruit making an all round good looking plant for the border or screening. Tolerant of strong winds, poor soil, deep shade & coastal salt.
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Ideal as a groundcover shrub, Cotoneaster horizontalis ' Variegatus' has small dark green leaves, each delicately edged in white. The herringbone patterning of its growth make it a particularly attractive structural plant too, it can also be trained up walls & fences on wires. In late spring & early summer, small pink-white flowers will appear which eventually form bright red berries, making it attractive to birds in your garden ...

Ideal as a groundcover shrub, Cotoneaster horizontalis ' Variegatus' has small dark green leaves, each delicately edged in white. The herringbone patterning of its growth make it a particularly attractive structural plant too, it can also be trained up walls & fences on wires. In late spring & early summer, small pink-white flowers will appear which eventually form bright red berries, making it attractive to birds in your garden ...

The glossy dark green leaves of this small, spreading, deciduous shrub are studded with tiny, pinkish-white flowers in May, followed by bright red autumn berries. The leaves turn orange-red before they fall. The branches form a pretty herringbone pattern, which means the plant looks stunning grown flat against a wall. It is also an excellent groundcover plant for a sunny border. Supplied in a 3 litre pot. ...

This deciduous shrub is well loved for its unusual 'herringbone' branching habit. The spreading stems form superb groundcover, ...

The Cotoneaster adpressus Little Gem is a wonderful variety for cascading down banks & low walls. This deciduous hardy shrub has an enticing spreading habit, which forms a neat bank of beautiful green foliage. The extraordinary prostrate form of Cotoneaster adpressus Little Gem makes it absolutely ideal for low growing ground cover in rockeries or borders. Its dense leaves blend to soft shades of red & violet as Autumn arrives. Small, white flowers are then followed by an eye-catching display of scarlet winter berries, adored by birds!

Height: 40cm (16”) Spread: 200cm (79”). The height & spread of the plant received will vary depending on the season it's delivered. Arrival images are indication only.

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