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PRE — Plant Risk Evaluator

Cotoneaster lacteus

by Wouter Hagens
Common Name(s)
Parney’s cotoneaster, late cotoneaster, milkflower cotoneaster, red clusterberry
Synonym(s)
Cotoneaster coriaceus

Is this plant a cultivar?  No

Cotoneasters are native to Eurasia, principally China.

Cotoneaster lacteus (Parney’s cotoneaster) is an evergreen shrub (family Rosaceae) found along the central and north coast of California. Parney’s cotoneaster, which has white flowers and red fruits, was introduced from China as an ornamental plant, and has escaped cultivation. It is found in disturbed places, especially near residential sites, as well as undisturbed coastal scrub, grassland and forests.

Parney’s cotoneaster, which has white flowers and red fruits, was introduced from China as an ornamental plant, and has escaped cultivation.

External Resources
Cal-IPC
Tropicos
Natural England
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