Cotoneaster apiculatus

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Cranberry Cotoneaster

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DERIVATION

Cotoneaster	- wild-quince, cotonea-aster (Gesner’s name suggests that the leaves of some species are similar to quince, cotonea in Pliny)
apiculatus	- with a broad short point at the tip

FAMILY

Rosaceae (Rose Family) Other Plants in the Rose Family

HABIT

Shrub

GROWTH FORM

Arching

RANGE

SW China

LEAF TYPE

Deciduous

FLOWERS

Red (With white)

FRUIT

Red

FOLIAGE COLOR

;

STEM COLOR

Brown

HARDINESS

USDA Zone 4 (Coldest zone where hardy)

SOIL

Medium moisture, well-drained

SUN REQUIREMENTS

Sun

COMMON NAME(S)

Cranberry Cotoneaster

Location Map for Cotoneaster apiculatus (Cranberry Cotoneaster) - 6 Map Locations Found
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Individual Location for Cotoneaster apiculatus:
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Accession
Number

Year

Location

1	791799*4	1979	Japanese Garden
2	791799*5	1979	Japanese Garden
3	791799*6	1979	Japanese Garden
4	791799*8	1979	Japanese Garden
5	791799*9	1979	Japanese Garden
6	833210*2	1983	Woodland Mosaic

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	FRUITING: When Cotoneaster apiculatus has been observed fruiting at Denver Botanic Gardens

2014
2012
2005

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