<i>Cotoneaster</i> 'Hybridus Pendulus'
<i>Cotoneaster</i> 'Hybridus Pendulus'
<i>Cotoneaster</i> 'Hybridus Pendulus'
<i>Cotoneaster</i> 'Hybridus Pendulus'
<i>Cotoneaster</i> 'Hybridus Pendulus'
<i>Cotoneaster</i> 'Hybridus Pendulus'

Cotoneaster 'Hybridus Pendulus'

standard cotoneaster

Pretty, small white flowers in June followed by showy, bright red autumn berries. This upright evergreen or semi-evergreen...

12 litre pot | 1.2 - 1.5m tall
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