Oklahoma City, OK (Zone 7a) | August 2001 | neutral
This creeping cotoneaster is a deciduous, low-growing shrub which is grown primarily for its red berries and attractive glossy green foli...Read Moreage. Arching and creeping stems of this plant grow together to form a dense, impenetrable, spreading, shrubby mound typically rising to 3' tall. Stems may root where they touch the ground. Tiny pink flowers in spring are not particularly showy.
This creeping cotoneaster is a deciduous, low-growing shrub which is grown primarily for its red berries and attractive glossy green foli...Read More