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No thorns on this - just hundreds of berries!



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mad
Mad
 

That is Contoneaster, I'm sure. Lovely at this time of year and a good ground cover.

24 Sep, 2009

 

Def, cotoneaster - not sure which one... B got it from the big pix :-)

24 Sep, 2009

 

Agree, Cotoneaster, and agree, can't tell which variety without seeing it from further back.

24 Sep, 2009

 

There is a further back pix Bamboo lower down in questions

24 Sep, 2009

 

Found it, thanks, MG

24 Sep, 2009

Sid
Sid
 

Looks like my Cotoneaster horizontalis.

24 Sep, 2009

 

If it's low to the ground and has a growing habit where the main stem curves downwards,then you have a Rockspray Cotoneaster (Cononeaster horizontalis). As you probably know it has a brilliant red autumn leaf colour. Blackbirds love the berries and bees love the flowers.

27 Sep, 2009

 

Thanks guys - good to know the name at last!

28 Sep, 2009

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