Dwarf Cotoneaster 'Streibs Findling' – Cotoneaster pro 'Streibs Findling' | ↕10-25 cm | Ø9 cm

Cotoneaster ‘Streibs Findling’ – Strong winter-hardy ground cover

The Cotoneaster ‘Streibs Findling’, also known as dwarf cotoneaster, is a robust, evergreen ground cover that is perfect for low borders, slopes, rock gardens, and as underplanting. Thanks to its dense, creeping growth habit and the ornamental flowers and berries, this plant is an ideal choice for those seeking both beauty and functionality in the garden.

Important features of the Cotoneaster ‘Streibs Findling’

• Height: This compact shrub reaches a height of about 10 to 25 cm. Ideal for low vegetation.

• Growth form: Broadly spreading and low-growing, allowing it to quickly form a closed plant cover.

• Flowering: In May and June, the plant blooms with small white flowers that attract many bees.

• Fruits: In autumn, numerous orange-red berries appear. These are decorative and popular with birds.

• Leaves: Evergreen in mild winters, making the plant attractive even in the cold months.

• Location: The plant is not picky and grows well in almost all soil types. Suitable for both sun and partial shade.

• Winter hardiness: Excellent winter hardy down to about -20 °C.

• Pruning: Optional pruning immediately after flowering to keep the plant compact and promote blooming.

• Maintenance: Very low maintenance. An ideal plant for those looking for ease and effect.

• Sustainability: Supplied in recyclable pots. The plants are grown in an environmentally friendly manner.

• Planting time: The best planting period is spring (March-May) or autumn (September-November), when the soil is moist and the temperature is mild.

Why choose Cotoneaster ‘Streibs Findling’?

This dwarf cotoneaster is an excellent choice for those looking for a strong, evergreen ground cover that is also attractive to bees and birds. Due to its low growth and dense structure, it suppresses weeds and ensures a well-kept garden all year round.

Note: Plants are living products. Each plant is unique and may slightly differ from the photo or description. After planting, the Cotoneaster can easily recover and root well.