Corokia cotoneaster
Wire-Netting Bush
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Wire-Netting Bush (Corokia cotoneaster) - Description
Wire-Netting Bush is native to New Zealand. It is horticulturally known to have very interestingly intricate branching, which gives rise to its common name.
Wire-Netting Bush (Corokia cotoneaster) - Blooming
Blooms small, star-shaped, 5 petaled flowers followed by red, orange, or yellow fruits.
Wire-Netting Bush (Corokia cotoneaster) - Growth
Grows best with full sun exposure and protection from cold, dry winds. Where Corokia is not hardy, grow as specimen plants against a wall or in a sheltered shrub border. In warm coastal regions, Corokia is suitable for hedging and will tolerate partial shade.
Wire-Netting Bush (Corokia cotoneaster) - Planting
Propagate from cuttings. Greenwood cuttings in early summer, or semi-ripe cuttings in mid to late summer.
Wire-Netting Bush (Corokia cotoneaster) - Pest
Rarely affected by pests.
Wire-Netting Bush (Corokia cotoneaster) - Interesting facts
There are only 3 known species in the genus Corokia, native to New Zealand. When young, the stems are covered with silky hairs.
Wire-Netting Bush (Corokia cotoneaster) - Soil and irrigation
Does best in fertile, well-drained soil. Provide plants with moderate water.
