Franchet Cotoneaster 40/60cm Bare Root (Cotoneaster franchetii)

Cotoneaster Franchetii Hedging Plants

Cotoneaster will tolerate most soil types, and is one of those shrubs that require little or no maintenance. They are considered semi-evergreen which means they will have colour during those cold, drab winter months, and provide shelter for the wildlife. The red berries of the Cotoneaster make this hedging plant very attractive to birds.  

Cotoneaster Franchetii are tough, hardy, drought tolerant and great for coastal / seaside areas.  Cotoneaster is often forgotten about as being useful for hedging.  But this tough evergreen hedge plant will grow up to 9 metres, require little to no maintenance, and provide wildlife with food during the autumn and winter months. 

Common Name:  Cotoneaster

Genus: Cotoneaster

Species:  franchetii

Type:  Bareroot

 Size:  40/60cm

Flowers: White flowers May / June

Fruit: Bright red berries August

Rate of Growth:  Fast Growing

Planting Location:  Full sun, partial shade

Soil Type:  Tolerates almost all soil types, moist, well draining.

pH:  neutral acid alkaline

Fertilise:   Rootgrow upon initial planting and thereafter

Planting Distance: 3  per metre single row

Hardiness:  Hardy

Height: 2.5-4 metres

Spread: 2.5-4 metres

 

**Scot Plants Direct can only supply bareroot plants when they are dormant during the winter months from November to April annually.