…odd berry remaining and large white flowers on last year’s stems of new growth. It is Cotoneaster microphyllus I think. Cotoneaster microphyllus Cotoneaster microphyllus Azalea ‘Orangeade’ (or very close to…

…whatever the leaf form. Out before Christmas usually. Camellia vernalis Cotoneaster microphyllus Cotoneaster microphyllus has some but not many berries. I suspect the chickens and pheasants have cleaned up. 1916…

…No one has ever known the name of this large ancient clump of cotoneaster at the start of Hovel Cart Road. A bit like Cotoneaster microphyllus from a distance but…

…species). An exciting overall addition to the garden. The one I saw in John Marston’s garden video to get is Philadelphus microphyllus. Cotoneaster ‘Exburiensis’ in full flower. Cotoneaster ‘Exburiensis’ Cotoneaster…

…This proves it is not Cotoneaster microphyllus which has reddish pink fruits. Could it be Cotoneaster perpusillus, a Wilson introduction? Very few cotoneaster species have orange fruits. Perhaps these will…

…microphyllus (from Caerhays seed) Cotoneaster ‘St Andrews Blaze’ (new) Cotoneaster hedegaardii ‘Halliwell Yellow’ (Chris Halliwell no. 148 from Nepal) Cotoneaster parneyi (true plant, not to be confused with C. lacteus)…