Cranberry cotoneaster lends cheery fall and early winter color to the garden with large red berries and fall-colored leaves before revealing its handsome branching structure. It's a standout in spring and summer, wherever its low spreading branches can cascade down container planters, hanging baskets, retaining walls or slopes. Planted with winter-hardy evergreens, Cranberry cotoneaster's bare branches provide an interesting textural contrast during the coldest time of the year.