Cotoneaster comprises either deciduous or evergreen shrubs and small trees. The foliage consists of simple, whole leaves, while spring and summer bring clusters of small white or pink blooms. These flowers are succeeded by prominent berries that may be red, purple, or black.

Cotoneaster angustus

Cotoneaster antoninae

Cotoneaster apiculatus is a low-growing, spreading deciduous shrub that typically reaches heights of 45 to 60 cm. It features small, flat dark green leaves that change to red in the autumn. During the summer, the plant produces small white flowers with a hint of red, which are succeeded by vibrant red berries.

Cotoneaster apiculatus

Cotoneaster apiculatus 'Blackburn'

Cotoneaster arbusculus

Cotoneaster argenteus

Cotoneaster armenus

Cotoneaster ascendens

Cotoneaster assadii

Cotoneaster assamensis

Cotoneaster astrophoros

Cotoneaster ataensis

Cotoneaster atlanticus

Cotoneaster atropurpureus

Cotoneaster atropurpureus 'Variegatus' is a low, deciduous shrub characterized by its wide-spreading branches. It features small leaves edged in cream that take on a reddish hue during the autumn months. This plant produces small pink flowers, which give way to red berries.

Cotoneaster atropurpureus 'Variegatus' (v)

Cotoneaster atrovinaceus

Cotoneaster atrovirens

Cotoneaster atuntzensis

Cotoneaster aurantiacus is a small, deciduous shrub reaching approximately 2 meters in height. Its branches are arching and spread outward, adorned with glossy, oval-shaped dark green leaves that transition to hues of orange, red, and bronze as autumn approaches. In early summer, tiny dark red flowers emerge individually or in pairs along the branches, giving way to light orange fruit that ripens in mid to late autumn.

Cotoneaster aurantiacus

Cotoneaster bacillaris

Cotoneaster bakeri

Cotoneaster balticus

Cotoneaster beimashanensis is a compact deciduous shrub that reaches a height of approximately 1.2 meters. It features low, spreading branches that create a mound-like shape. The leaves are small, oval, and mid-green, transforming to a vivid red as autumn approaches. In late spring to early summer, the plant produces clusters of small, short-stemmed flowers in shades of pink and white, which are densely arranged along the branches. This is succeeded by red fruit in the fall.

Cotoneaster beimashanensis

Cotoneaster bergianum

Cotoneaster bis-ramianus

Cotoneaster boisianus

Cotoneaster borealichinensis

Cotoneaster bradyi

Cotoneaster brandisii

Cotoneaster brevirameus

Cotoneaster brickellii is a sizeable, evergreen shrub that typically reaches a height of around 2.5 meters. Its branches have a graceful arching habit, and the leaves are elongated ovals with a glossy dark green surface, featuring sunken veins and a lighter underside. In mid-summer, small clusters of creamy-white flowers appear, which give way to drooping clusters of red-orange berries that persist from mid-autumn through the winter months.

Cotoneaster brickellii

Cotoneaster browiczii

Cotoneaster bullati

Cotoneaster bullatus is a sizable deciduous shrub featuring ovate leaves with prominent veins that transition to red and orange hues in the fall. It produces small, pale pink flowers in early summer, which are succeeded by comparatively large, vivid red berries that mature early.

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