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 hissaricus

Cotoneaster hjelmqvistii

Cotoneaster hodjingensis

Cotoneaster horizontalis is a low-growing, spreading deciduous shrub, reaching heights of up to 90 cm and spreading 1.5 m wide. It features unique flat sprays of foliage with a herringbone arrangement, adorned with small, glossy dark green leaves that transition to shades of orange and red in the fall. In late spring, the plant produces white flowers with a pink hue, which are succeeded by clusters of red berries.

Cotoneaster horizontalis

Cotoneaster horizontalis 'Dart's Deputation'

Cotoneaster horizontalis 'Peitz'

Cotoneaster hsingshangensis

Cotoneaster huahongdongensis is a sizable, semi-evergreen shrub that can reach approximately 3 meters in height. Its foliage consists of small, dark green, oval leaves that are pointed and exhibit a silvery hue on their undersides. In mid-summer, this plant produces clusters of short-stemmed white flowers, which are then succeeded by large orange berries that persist from mid-autumn through winter.

Cotoneaster huahongdongensis

Cotoneaster hualiensis

Cotoneaster humilis

Cotoneaster hummelii

Cotoneaster hunanensis

Cotoneaster hupehensis

Cotoneaster hurusawanus

Cotoneaster hylanderi

Cotoneaster hylmoei

Cotoneaster hypocarpus

Cotoneaster ignavus

Cotoneaster ignescens

Cotoneaster ignotus

Cotoneaster incanus

Cotoneaster induratus

Cotoneaster inexpectatus

Cotoneaster insculptus is a deciduous or semi-evergreen shrub that typically reaches a height of around 3 meters. Its leaves are glossy, dark green, oval-shaped, and feature distinctive incised veins, transitioning to shades of gold and bronze as autumn approaches. In mid-summer, this plant produces numerous small clusters of pink flowers, which are later succeeded by red-orange berries that persist from mid-autumn through the winter months.

Cotoneaster insculptus

Cotoneaster insignis

Cotoneaster insignoides

Cotoneaster insolitus

Cotoneaster integerrimus

Cotoneaster integerrimus from China

Cotoneaster integrifolius

Cotoneaster integrifolius 'Dart's Topper'

Cotoneaster integrifolius 'Donald Lowndes'

Cotoneaster integrifolius 'Silver Shadow'

Cotoneaster intermedius

Cotoneaster juranus

Cotoneaster kaganensis

Cotoneaster kangdingensis

Cotoneaster kansuensis

Cotoneaster karatavicus

Cotoneaster kaschkarovii

Cotoneaster kerstanii

Cotoneaster kingdonii

Cotoneaster kitaibelii

Cotoneaster kongboensis

Cotoneaster konishii

Cotoneaster kotschyi

Cotoneaster kuanensis

Cotoneaster kullensis

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