Shohin Cotoneaster

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I had two that did not make it through 0 degree winters.
 

DirkvanDreven

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I decided to remove the leaves of my small Cotoneaster, to get good view of the structure of the branches. And correct them with some wire of course.

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A lot of work, took me a couple of hours.
Wiring will take longer I think.
And after that, in summer, defoliation again, to remove the wire.
 

JonW

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I decided to remove the leaves of my small Cotoneaster, to get good view of the structure of the branches. And correct them with some wire of course.

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A lot of work, took me a couple of hours.
Wiring will take longer I think.
And after that, in summer, defoliation again, to remove the wire.
Wow, what a nice bit of ramification. Beautiful tree! Have you grown other varieties? If so, how does this compare? I see Dammeri, Cranberry/Apiculatas, and Horizontalis at nurseries and got a cranberry last year. I've been thinking of getting something like a microphylla as well.
 

DirkvanDreven

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Wow, what a nice bit of ramification. Beautiful tree! Have you grown other varieties? If so, how does this compare? I see Dammeri, Cranberry/Apiculatas, and Horizontalis at nurseries and got a cranberry last year. I've been thinking of getting something like a microphylla as well.
Thanks.
I have a mame dammeri, a cutting from this tree, and one that I believe to be a C. Horizontalis. That tree is still busy growing a thick trunk.
 

johnbaz

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That's a li'l beauty!!

I love Cotoneaster for their small leaves and ability to bounce back even when chopped to almost nothing!!


John 👍
 
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