Cotoneaster apiculatus ~ Cranberry Cotoneaster toxic Season of Interest: Spring

Season of Interest:  Spring

Its fringed burgundy flowers bloom in thick clusters in late winter attracting butterflies and pollinators

The plant may decline in overly hot and humid summers

Prompt deadheading can prevent spread and encourage additional bloom in fall

Cotoneaster apiculatus ~ Cranberry Cotoneaster toxic Season of Interest: SpringCranberry Cotoneaster is a dense deciduous shrub with a broad mounded habit and stiffly arching branches that is primarily grown for its attractive fruit. The rounded glossy green willow like leaves turn shades of purple, red, and bronze in fall. White flowers bloom in late spring, which then give way to shiny red berries. Prefers full sun and moist, well drained soil. Drought and urban tolerant once established. Type: Shrub, Groundcover Height: 2' 3'