Low-fast growth habit enables easy ground cover and edging
Produces white flowers in spring for early-season color
Bearberry-like red berries add seasonal interest
Dark green foliage provides year-round visual appeal
Hardy and adaptable to full sun to partial shade
Bearberry, Cotoneaster dammeri 'Lowfast' is used most often as a ground cover or edging. Low rising and spreading it will don white flowers in spring followed by red berries. Dark green foliage is provided throughout the growing season and is highly attractive on its own. Hardy and fast developing with its ability to grow in full to part
Botanical Name
Cotoneaster dammeri 'Lowfast'
Flower Color
White
Fruit Color
Red
Growth Habit
Low, spreading
Sunlight
Full sun to partial shade
Plant Class
Rosales
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Cotoneasters low fast
Arrived well packaged & in good healthy condition. They have been planted and we will see how they do!
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mary · May 31, 2024
All good packed well
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Ed. · March 25, 2024
So far so good.
I was dubious about planting these in the scorching sun in the Texas panhandle in early August. However, I created some little plant cages and put plastic grocery bags just across the top to provide some temporary shade until the weather cools and they get more established. They look fine and seem to be thriving.