Name of these plants?

Edlonton

I have seen these plants and I would like to know their name. I think they are two different ones? Thanks a lot. https://edoindigo.wordpress.com/2015/08/28/red/

BobTheGardener

The one at the bottom of that page is a hypericum (St John's wort.)  The shrub in the first two images at the top looks like a Cotoneaster.

Edlonton

Is there a male/female differences with the hypericum (St John's wort)? Can't remember to have seen the yellow flowers in that fence, Chiat the beautiful red berries.



Thank you

Edlonton

Is this a Cotoneaster?



https://edoindigo.wordpress.com/2015/08/28/autumn/



Thank you,

Ed

Edlonton

Thank you for your help Bobthegardener, I'm looking for these plants on line now.

BobTheGardener

Edlonton wrote (see)

Is this a Cotoneaster?

https://edoindigo.wordpress.com/2015/08/28/autumn/

Thank you,
Ed

Yes it is.

PS, if you press Enter/Return after inserting a link, they become clickable (which is what I did when editing your quote above, Ed.)

Edlonton

Thank you so much for your help. And thanks for the technical tip too! I'm new on this forum.



Ed.

BobTheGardener

Welcome Ed!  Cotoneasters come in small and large leaved varieties.  I suspect yours (in the first link) may be this one:

https://www.rhs.org.uk/Plants/4582/i-Cotoneaster-bullatus-i/Details

Some of the hypericums have very small flowers so you may have missed them.

Edlonton

Yes, I think it is Cotoneaster Bullatus. They look very nice. What's the best way to plant them in from of the house in a small railing?

nutcutlet

I think this

https://edoindigo.wordpress.com/2015/08/28/autumn/

is Pyracantha

The first of the original pics is a cotoneaster

Edlonton

Hello Nutcutlet. It looks very much like Pyracantha yes. There are quite a few that look quite similar actually.



Thank you for your input!