St. John's, NL (Zone 5b) | September 2004 | positive
Creeping Cotoneaster is essentially a smaller version of Cranberry Cotoneaster, C. apiculatus. It makes a good groundcover, especially o...Read Morever wall and rocks. Foliage turns red in autumn and the berries stay on the plant nearly all winter, if not eaten by waxwings!
Creeping Cotoneaster is essentially a smaller version of Cranberry Cotoneaster, C. apiculatus. It makes a good groundcover, especially o...Read More