Dwarf Cotoneaster 'Major' – Cotoneaster dammeri 'Major' | ↕10-25 cm | Ø9 cm

Dwarf Cotoneaster 'Major' – Cotoneaster dammeri 'Major' ↕25cm – Ø9cm

Strong, Hardy Ground Cover

The Dwarf Cotoneaster 'Major', a cultivar of Cotoneaster dammeri, is a strong, low-growing and hardy ground cover known for its dense growth and ornamental value. With its glossy green leaves, white flowers, and decorative berries, this plant is an excellent choice for ground cover, slopes, borders, and underplanting.

Features and care tips for Cotoneaster dammeri 'Major':

• Height: Up to approx. 25 cm

• Pot diameter: 9 cm

• Growth habit: Ground-covering, creeping and spreading; forms a dense carpet

• Leaf: Glossy green, small leaf that remains partially evergreen in mild winters

• Flowering: Small white flowers in May and June, loved by bees

• Fruits: Orange/red berries in autumn (October/November), attractive to birds

• Location: Sun to shade; not picky about soil type

• Water needs: Moderate, well resistant to drought

• Pruning: Lightly prune after flowering to maintain shape; preferably before the end of February

• Planting time: Ideal in spring (March-May) or autumn (September-November)

• Sustainability: Supplied in recyclable plastic pots

• Living product: Plants may slightly differ from the photo due to natural variation

What is the difference between the common Cotoneaster dammeri and the 'Major'?

Conclusion:
The cultivar 'Major' is more vigorous, coarser, and faster in forming a closed ground cover carpet than the common Cotoneaster dammeri. Ideal for larger areas or situations where a robust, low-maintenance plant is desired.

With the Dwarf Cotoneaster 'Major', you bring home a strong, versatile plant that will give your garden a well-kept and vibrant appearance for years to come.