Corokia cotoneaster

Growtropicals

£9.99

Corokia cotoneaster , the wire-netting bush, is one of New Zealand's most curious shrubs. It builds a dense tangle of slender, zigzagging dark stems set with tiny leaves, so the whole plant reads as a living sculpture of interlaced wire. Few hardy shrubs offer anything like this texture, which is why designers reach for it when a planting needs an unusual, architectural note . Hardiness and seasons. The RHS rates it H4, hardy through most of the UK, and it is evergreen, so the wiry framework gives structure all year. In spring the branches light up with clusters of small, starry, fragrant yell

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