Cotoneaster Bushes

About

Cotoneaster Plants for Sale at Nature Hills Nursery Robust with bird-friendly berries, the cotoneaster shrub delivers a world of value. You’ll find a striking variety of cotoneaster plants for sale right here at Nature Hills Nursery. This wide-ranging family includes tall privacy shrubs and showy ground-covering plants. We offer evergreen, semi-evergreen and deciduous varieties. Cotoneaster is incredibly rugged and makes a marvelous addition to low-maintenance gardens . We take pride in our collection of Cotoneaster shrubs. According to the Chicago Botanical Garden, there are approximately 90 species, or types of Cotoneaster. Make your garden sing year-round with their help. Cotoneaster shrubs deliver cute spring blooms, beautiful berries, fine-textured foliage and wonderfully organic form with cascading branches. These are important wildlife plants for pollinators and songbirds . Cotoneasters in the United States These low-maintenance, sculptural shrubs are in the Rose family. Cotoneaster is related to Hawthorne and Photinia, and it brings a wonderfully rounded, arched form. Don't worry, it only looks dramatic. These workhorses are tough customers that need little care once they are established in your landscape. You'll hear cotoneaster name pronounced "Cotton Easter" but the botanical name "Koh Toe Knee Aster" implies they resemble Flowering Quince shrubs . Why not include them both in a lawn planting bed for ornamental spring blooms, showy berries and fall color? Use one as a specimen in containers or in the ground. Or keep a mass planting to showcase their lyrical branch structure . These Eurasian natives can be safely grown in most parts of the continental United States. With forms from creepers to trees, charming cotoneaster offers plenty of interest year-round. Cotoneaster Blooms Support Butterflies and Pollinators In spring, gracefully arching branches are abloom with tiny white to rose-pink flowers. While sweet to look at, the true value lies in their necta