Cotoneaster apiculatus #7 standard formCranberry Cotoneaster standard tree form, Cotoneaster apiculatus, features glossy green leaves which turn bronze red in autumn. White to pale pink flowers are followed by decorative red fruit that may persist through winter. Bloom: summer Light: full sun to part shade Soil: well drained, regular garden soil Spacing: 3 5' Height at maturity: 3 5' Fertilization: Apply slow release fertilizer in spring Pruning: to maintain desired shape Growth rate: 12"

Height at maturity: 14 - 24"

'Low rider' is the one to meet

Fresh new foliage returns to announce the arrival of warmer spring temperatures

Holds its color when dried

A vigorous grower

with deeper pink on the backside and yellow center stamens

as well as disease resistant

while flowering

Philodendron cordatum is an easy to care for epiphytic vining plant

Green with chartreuse markings heart shaped leaves that cascade gracefully makes for a great hanging plant that does not need that much care

New growth is bronze

otherwise known as the "Jade Pothos" or the "Jade Devils Ivy"