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Upright Cotoneaster?
I have seen lots of very small trees or even standard shrubs absolutely laden with beautiful red berries this Autumn/Winter. I thought they may be Rowan trees but we did have a Rowan but it grew much taller than them. Someone suggested they could be Cotoneaster horizontalis (or similar) can you get these to grow in a small border as a standard, like a rose? We used to have one as a shrub and it was very untidy and spread everywhere along the ground, whereas I want to grow it to stand up above other plants. Thanks for any help.
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