Cotoneaster apiculatus #2 Plant+Pot=Gift

Cotoneaster apiculatus #2 Plant+Pot=GiftCotoneaster apiculatas, commonly known as the "Cranberry Cotoneaster" is a low growing shrub that has recurving branches that bear abundant bright red berries. Small pink flowers in early June develop into fruit in August and September that persists throughout winter. Cotoneaster's fall color is a bronzy red. Can be drought tolerant once established. Bloom: June Light: full sun Soil: well drained regular garden soil Spacing: 3 6' Height: 2 3' Zone: 4

Viburnum dentate 'Red Feather' foliage comes in red and ages to green veining on top of the red

Watering: dry 10-30% depending on sun exposure

Polyscias pinnata 'Lemon Lime') is a plant that packs a great foliage punch

6"diameter at the top inner rim

Species and coloration can vary

Humidity: Preferably 70% or higher

No reason fortify - it is all there

This wheel-thrown bowl and saucer is crafted low and wide

11"Dia x 9

This variety has a lighter

5"base diameter

Scaled leaves that bear a narrow shaped part on the inner side of the leaf sheath and have two spore types