The Cotoneaster Suecicus 'Coral Beauty' is a charming, low-growing shrub that originally comes from Europe and Asia. This hardy outdoor plant is known for its lovely green leaves and the bright red berries it produces in autumn, which bring a splash of colour to your garden.

Care & tips for the Cotoneaster Suecicus 'Coral Beauty' - 20 cm

The Cotoneaster 'Coral Beauty' is a fairly easy plant to look after. This outdoor plant is hardy and copes well with the cold, so it can stay out in your garden all year round. Do give it a sunny to lightly shaded spot where it catches plenty of light. Pruning usually isn't necessary, but a light trim in spring helps keep it in a lovely shape.

How much water does the Cotoneaster Suecicus 'Coral Beauty' - 20 cm need?

The Cotoneaster 'Coral Beauty' has a medium water requirement. It copes well with drought, but in dry spells it's important to water it properly. Make sure the soil drains freely so excess water can run away. In winter the plant needs far less water, so adjust your watering accordingly.

How much light does the Cotoneaster Suecicus 'Coral Beauty' - 20 cm need?

This Cotoneaster does best in a sunny spot or in partial shade. For the finest berries and healthy growth it needs at least 4 hours of sunlight a day. In too much shade it flowers less generously and the berries are harder to spot.

Is the Cotoneaster Suecicus 'Coral Beauty' - 20 cm toxic?

No, the Cotoneaster isn't toxic. This plant is safe for children and pets, though it's worth knowing that the berries can cause an upset stomach if they're eaten in large quantities. So it's still wise to discourage young children and pets from eating them.

How is my Cotoneaster Suecicus 'Coral Beauty' - 20 cm shipped?

All our outdoor plants, including the Cotoneaster Suecicus 'Coral Beauty', are sent to you straight from the nursery. They're packed with care in special shipping boxes that make sure your plant reaches your home in excellent condition. That way you know your plant can start off safe and healthy in its new spot in the garden!