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Cotoneaster Cotoneaster
Family: Rosaceae (Cotoneas-ter: Latin meaning quince-like, from the leaves of some species)
Cytisus ‘Hollandia’
Daphne ‘Carol Mackie’
Daphne ‘Moonlight Sonata’
Créme Fraiche Deutzia
apiculatus
Cranberry cotoneaster is a graceful, low spreading form with glossy
leaves, pink flowers and bright red berries.
USDA 5, AHS 7, 3 feet, gr 1 Item #: 20502 - 2 1 /4” • 20504 - 4”
‘Coral Beauty’ (C. dammeri)
A low-spreading rapid grower with glossy leaves and coral berries.
USDA 5, AHS 8, 1-2 feet, gr 1
Item #: 20702 - 2 1 /4” • 20704 - 4”
‘Hessei’ (C. horizontalis)
A wonderfully textured plant with a neat and tidy habit. A fine spreading
plant with rich burgundy fall color. Good resistance to both spider mites
and fire blight! Introduced by the Morton Arboretum. AWARDS: PSC.
USDA 4, AHS 7, 18 in., gr 1.5 Item #: 21802 - 2 1 /4” • 21804 - 4”
Little Dipper TM
(C. procumbens ‘Gerald’ pp#22,760, cbraf) Dwarf
A very fine, low-growing, thick matted cotoneaster with white flowers in
spring and red berries in late summer. Its dense low habit make it less
prone to catching leaves compared to other cotoneasters. The propagation
of, and/or the sale of plant parts is prohibited without a license.
USDA 5, AHS 8, 6-12 in., gr 1 Item #: 21332 - 2 1 /4” • 21334 - 4”
‘Mooncreeper’ (C. dammeri) Dwarf
Forms a lustrous dark green mat adorned with large white flowers.
Popular in the Southeast, it’s growing in popularity elsewhere.
USDA 5, AHS 8, 10-18 in., gr 1 Item #: 20802 - 2 1 /4” • 20804 - 4”
‘Scarlet Leader’ (C. salicifolius)
A beautiful selection noted for heavy crops of scarlet fruit and dark green
leaves. A rapid grower with a low, mounded, spreading habit.
USDA 5, AHS 8, 1-2 feet, gr 1 Item #: 21552 - 2 1 /4” • 21554 - 4”
‘Tom Thumb’ (C. adpressus)
A low cushion forming plant with glossy dark green leaves. Great for rock
gardens or planted to creep over a wall or path. Pink flowers and red fruit.
Superb red autumn foliage. USDA 4, AHS 8, 2-6 in,, gr 1.5
Item #: 20002 - 2 1 /4” • 20004 - 4”
Cytisus Scotch Broom
‘Burkwoodii’
An upright form with pink-red flowers. A vigorous, bushy grower. The
blooms of ‘Burkwoodii’ begin bright red with whispers of yellow and then
darken to maroon and purple-burgundy. USDA 6(5), AHS 9, 3-6 feet, gr 1
Item #: 22322 - 2 1 /4” • 22324 - 4”
Hardy Broom (C. purgans)
This drought-tolerant plant has bright yellow flowers in May and June.
Nearly leafless evergreen stems add interesting texture to gardens
year-round. USDA Zone 4, AHS 8, 4-6’ tall and wide, gr 1
Item#: 22302 - 2 1 /4” • 22304 - 4”
‘Hollandia’ (C. scoparius)
This broadly rounded shrub produces rose-pink, pea-like flowers in late
spring and early summer. Best in well-drained or even dry soils.
USDA 6(5), AHS 9, 3-6 feet, gr 1 Item # 22362 – 2 ¼” • 22364 – 4”
Chardonnay Pearls ® Deutzia
‘Lena’
The maroon buds of ‘Lena’ open to dazzling lemony-yellow to orange
flowers in late May to June. Only 3’ to 4’ tall and wide. A C. dallimorei
hybrid. USDA 6(5), AHS 9, 3-6 feet, gr 1
Item #: 22332 - 2 1 /4” • 22334 - 4”
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