Cotoneaster Dammeri 2Ltr

Habit and Growth:

Bearberry Cotoneaster is a prostrate, spreading shrub that forms a dense, mat-like ground cover.
It typically reaches a height of about 1 to 2 feet (30 to 60 cm) and can spread extensively, covering the ground.
Leaves:

The leaves are small, elliptical to obovate, and dark green in color.
They are glossy and evergreen, providing year-round interest.
Flowers:

In late spring to early summer, Bearberry Cotoneaster produces small, white to pale pink flowers.
The flowers are generally inconspicuous but attract pollinators.
Fruit:

After flowering, the shrub develops small, bright red berries.
The berries persist into winter, adding color to the landscape and providing a food source for birds.
Adaptability:

Cotoneaster dammeri is known for its adaptability to various growing conditions.
It can thrive in full sun to partial shade.
Soil and Watering:

It prefers well-draining soil and can tolerate a range of soil types.
Once established, Bearberry Cotoneaster is relatively drought-tolerant.
Uses:

Ground Cover: Often used as a ground cover due to its spreading habit and evergreen foliage.
Erosion Control: Effective in preventing soil erosion on slopes or banks.
Landscape Planting: Suitable for rock gardens, slopes, and other areas where low-maintenance ground cover is desired.
Hardiness:

Bearberry Cotoneaster is hardy in USDA zones 5-7.
Pruning:

Pruning is generally minimal, but the shrub can tolerate pruning to shape it or control its spread if necessary.
Cultural Note:

While Cotoneaster dammeri is appreciated for its ground-covering qualities, it’s essential to note that some species of cotoneaster can be invasive in certain regions. Always check with local authorities or horticultural experts to ensure the plant is suitable for your specific area.