Cotoneaster (Cotoneaster lacteus)

Pronunciation:	ko-tone-ee-as-ter lack-te-us
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Family:	Rosaceae
Native to:	China
USDA zones:	7-10
Sunset zones:	4-24
Hardy to:
Exposure:	full sun to partial shade
Water:	will tolerate drought
Height x width:	12'x12'
Flowers in:	summer with bright red berries through winter
Colors:	white
Fragrance:	none
Additional comments:	There are several hundred species of cotoneaster. Some are evergreen, some are semi-deciduous and some deciduous. We are not absolutely sure which cotoneaster is growing in our garden. It has been here a long time. It is evergreen and matches the description of cotoneaster lacteus.