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Species of red berry plant?

Smythe · 2020-01-26 16:45:52

Would anyone happen to know the species shown in the attached photo? It has red berries and green leaves, both of which are present right through winter. It's over 6 foot tall and the longest leaves are about 11cm long. It has no thorns. Thanks.

26-01-2020 4:45pm

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Smythe

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Would anyone happen to know the species shown in the attached photo?

It has red berries and green leaves, both of which are present right through winter.

It's over 6 foot tall and the longest leaves are about 11cm long. It has no thorns.

Thanks.

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#2 26-01-2020 5:14pm

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Is it one of the evergreen cotoneaster varieties?

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#3 26-01-2020 5:35pm

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Agreed, looks like a cotoneaster. Might be Cotoneaster Watereri.

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#4 26-01-2020 7:55pm

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Thanks.

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