| The spreading cotoneaster or Cotoneaster divaricatus grows to 6 to 8 feet tall and wide or even larger with a fairly upright habit so it should make a hedge for you. Trimming it will help it grow denser. The other two are more often used for hedging because they grow a bit larger, to ten feet or so and the C. lucidus is especially vigorous and takes clipping especially well. |
