(Kostenlos) Cotoneaster Lacteus Pruning

Lacteus is a large evergreen shrub with arching branches bearing oval leaves to 6cm in length white hairy beneath.

Cotoneaster lacteus pruning. These plants tolerate a variety of ph levels as well as sea salt. Cotoneaster is pronounced cah toe nee as ter rather. Some can be grown against a wall or fence. Shape the plant by removing any longer branches that are growing above the rest or that make the bush look lopsided and get rid of any stems that look weak or damaged. To trim cotoneasters that are groundcover types you want to keep the brakes on. About cotoneaster pruning cotoneaster is not one of those shrubs that requires pruning to develop vigorous strong branches. These useful shrubs some evergreen range from tall tree like shrubs to ground hugging types that suppress weeds.

Give cotoneaster a light pruning any time of year. Large clusters of small white flowers are followed by small red berries large clusters of small white flowers are followed by small red berries. Plant cotoneaster in full sun in well draining soil. This will keep the shrub in an attractive shape and will prevent the need for more drastic pruning later.