Q: I wanted to share with you photos of my cotoneaster hedge which was successfully rejuvenated after severe rabbit injury this past winter. — Dave Stark, West Fargo. From left, a before-and ...

Rotating the plant every few days is a good idea. Q: When should a cotoneaster hedge be trimmed back due to heavy snow damage? How close to the ground should it be trimmed? – Jerry A.

What: The smoky gray-green foliage of Cotoneaster glaucophyllus adds a sense of depth and mystery to the landscape. The low arching branches of this evergreen shrub form tight thickets ...

SELECTED SHRUBS (Cooperative Extension Service): Glossy Abelia, Flowering Almond, Evergreen Azalea, Japanese Barberry, Bluebeard, Chenault Coralberry, Peking Cotoneaster, Spreading Cotoneaster ...

Cotoneaster parneyi), commonly known as parney ... or as a mass planting and is a wonderful addition to any mixed shrub border where additional winter interest is desired. For a plant that is ...

comparing different types of shrubs including cotoneaster, hawthorn and western red cedar. They discovered the denser, hairy-leaved Cotoneaster franchetii was at least 20 per cent more effective ...

The shrub, known as Cotoneaster, is often found in gardens and bears red berries which are popular with birds. However, it is against the law to allow the shrub to spread into the wild as part of ...

Cotoneaster, a common hedge plant, was found to absorb more pollution than other similar shrubs, according to the Royal Horticultural Society. With its bushy, hairy leaves and dense canopy ...

comparing different types of shrubs including cotoneaster, hawthorn and western red cedar. The study forms part of work by the charity to ease environmental problems such as air pollution ...