Tom Thumb Cotoneaster indoor-planter It's designed for moving large

It's designed for moving large volumes of water

Cornice trees can be susceptible to diseases like fire blight and pear scab

They are generally resistant to many common pear diseases but should still be monitored for pests and diseases like fire blight

Hardy and low-maintenance

It features glossy dark green foliage that turns maroon in fall

Tom Thumb Cotoneaster indoor-planter It's designed for moving largeHeight: 1 foot Spread: 4 to 5 feet Light preference: Full sun Tom Thumb Cotoneaster is a compact, deciduous shrub growing around 1 foot tall, ideal for ground cover or borders. It has dark green leaves that turn bronze, red, and purple in fall, and produces small pinkish white flowers in spring followed by red berries. Its arching branches create a graceful, low growing form, making it a hardy, low maintenance plant suitable for various landscape