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Corokia Cotoneaster

Discussion in 'Other Plants' started by EddieJ, Sep 22, 2012.

  1. EddieJ

    EddieJ gardener & Sculptor

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    Whilst walking around someones garden a few days ago I spotted a shrub that I had never seen before, a Corokia Cotoneaster. It was positioned in a sheltered sunny spot and looked fantastic, and I instantly wanted one.

    Sadly the majority of our garden is North facing, and after a quick Google search I have my doubts about how it will do. Any thoughts or advice would be more than welcome before I waste any money.
     
  2. "M"

    "M" Total Gardener

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    I think you might be ok; have you read this article from the telegraph?

     
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