Cotoneaster Species, Late Cotoneaster, Milkflower Cotoneaster, Parney Cotoneaster, Red Clusterberry

In 2012 I collected berries of Cotoneaster Lacteus and planted the seeds from these berries. This plant is evergreen here and looks good ...Read Moreall year long, White Flowers in the spring, red berries fall, winter & spring.
The deer like it also, like to eat it.
I have many, many little seedling. I was more successful than I had predicted.
We have 2 Cotoneaster Bulatus also, volunteers from bird droppings. These are not evergreen, much taller and do not have conspicuous flowers. They have lots of flowers, the bees love them. The flowers are just little red knobs with stamens. The flowers are followed by masses of red berries, fall through winter. Robins and Varied Thrushes like to eat the berries.
The Deer like to eat these also, but they are too tall for them to reach