Collections of berberis, cotoneaster and viburnum can also be found here. Caterpillars also cause damage to quince, cherry, hawthorn, almonds, cotoneaster and bird cherry. Berries of the introduced "Cotoneaster" and "Crataegus" are also consumed. Korokio is a densely branched "Cotoneaster" ("Corokia cotoneaster"). However, it also spreads the seeds of invasive aliens such as "Cotoneaster". It is the only species of "Cotoneaster" native to the British Isles. The species is commonly confused with cotoneaster species. "Cotoneaster acuminatus" is in height. It feeds on various rosaceous plants including apple, "Cotoneaster", hawthorn, pear, "Prunus", rowan and whitebeam. "Cotoneaster horizontalis" is native to western China. Large shrubs in this shrubbery area include Cotoneaster sp. "Cotoneaster franchetii" is a popular ornamental plant. "sternianus", though this is more often treated as a distinct species "Cotoneaster sternianus". "Cotoneaster lacteus" may be grown as a hedge.