Cotoneaster ‘Parney’s Red Clusterberry’

LANDSCAPE USE
These are multi-use shrubs, great for a loose hedge, foundational plantings, or the centers of round beds, where the very arching stems can bow over the brick or stone work. The nickname clusterberry describes the plant well, as it absolutely covers itself in brillant red berries after blooming in white during spring.

PRUNING
Simply remove any diseased or rubbing branches during winter, If size control is necessary prune the plant just after it produces berries in order to ensure the next seasons fruits are not removed.

KING’S TIPS
The big clusters of berries are handy for fall flower arrangements!