Cotoneaster horizontalis ‘Variegatus’ – This is the beautiful variegated selection of the Rockspray Cotoneaster. It is a deciduous all-season plant in full sun. Beautiful white-edged green cupped leaves, like a library full of miniature half-opened books, pick up pink tones in autumn. Small pink buds in spring open to tiny pink-tinged white flowers. These cute little flowers develop into berries which turn bright red come autumn. When the foliage drops you are left with these red fruits on a refined herring bone branching pattern. This deciduous ground cover with its amazing array of gently arching branches will grow up to 2’ tall but 5’ to 7’ in diameter. I have also seen this plant used to great effect trained-up against the side of a building. Especially beautiful after light snowfall with delicate embroidery of snow clinging to the fine ribbing of the branches, this is an extraordinary moment in the winter garden. Cutting grown.