Cotoneaster l. hedge #5 hide-atc

Cotoneaster l. hedge #5 hide-atcCotoneaster lucidus "Hedge Cotoneaster" makes an ideal hedge that takes well to pruning. The dark green foliage looks spectacular in the fall when it turns brilliant shades of yellow to red. Small pink flowers in spring are followed by small black fruit in late summer. Can be drought tolerant once established. Light: full sun Soil: well drained regular garden soil Spacing: 4 5' Height: 8 10' Zone: 2 6 Images are used for general reference only. The

Light blue green plump leaves that trail out of the basket like hanging donkey tails

commonly referred to as one of the "Madagascar Palms

Dimensions:  H: 6 1/2" x W: 7 1/2" x D: 7 1/2"

Makes for a fascinating specimen or accent plant

Watering: allow to dry 25-30% by volume

dark purple stems that are loaded with small

White flowers will have a feathery appearance

Spacing: 25 - 30'

10 oz capacity

Light: part sun to shade

or "Prickly Pear"

Deer resistant