Cotoneaster Rothschildianus Height:2ft well known for its spiky

well known for its spiky leaves and berries

showy racemes of white

A garden form of the Midlands hawthorn

This hedge can be trimmed to keep it in check but for best flowers and fruit it should be given some room to grow a bit wild

3”/6-8cm wide

Cotoneaster Rothschildianus Height:2ft well known for its spikyCotoneaster Rothschildianus A good hybrid cotoneaster producing yellow berries in autumn, Cotoneaster Rothschildianus is a vigorous, medium sized, deciduous or semi evergreen shrub or shrubby tree with arching branches. The narrow, lance shaped, deeply veined leaves are bright green. In May and June, dense heads of small, creamy white, fragrant, flowers appear; these are followed by big clusters of creamy yellow berries in autumn, which provide food