Cotoneaster Hybridus Pendulus Evergreen trees clear pink flowers

clear pink flowers

by shiny black berries

bushy habit and a longer flowering period than most old garden roses

Apple Greasy Pippin is generally healthy and resistant to scab and canker

prunings make excellent bean poles

Cotoneaster Hybridus Pendulus Evergreen trees clear pink flowersWeeping Cotoneaster Naturally a prostrate shrub, Cotoneaster Hybridus Pendulus is top grafted to make a small, evergreen, weeping tree, the long branches arching down almost to the ground. The leaves are oval, shiny and deep green, setting off the flowers and fruit very well. In April to May, masses of small white flowers, attractive to bees, appear; these are followed in August by scarlet berries which persist well into winter. A perfect specimen