Photinia x fraseri (Fraser Photinia, Fraser's Photinia, RedTip Photinia) North Carolina
Photinia amazes everyone with their bright red leaves.. Photinia key facts:. Name - Photinia x fraseri Family - Rosaceae Height - 3 to 10 feet (1 to 3 m). Exposure: full sun Soil: ordinary Foliage: evergreen - Flowering: spring Planting, pruning and care are steps that help blooming and growth for your Photinia.. Planting Photinia. Hardiness: 5°F or -15°C, zone 7+ (USA) or H5+ (UK)
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Leaves alternate, simple, new growth red and pink, matures to green, pink, and irregular white variegation. Flowers small, white, in umbellate clusters 10-12 cm wide. Sun to part shade. Hardy to USDA Zone 7 Pink Marble™ was discovered during 1991 in a block of container-grown Photinia × fraseri plants (U.S. Plant Patent PP15,160, Sept. 21, 2004)
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Habit. Bushy. Potentially harmful. Fruit are ornamental - not to be eaten. Wear gloves and other protective equipment when handling. Genus. Photinia can be evergreen or deciduous shrubs or trees, with simple leaves and panicles of small white flowers, usually followed by red berries. Name status. Correct.
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History: Photinia x fraseri is a hybrid cross of Chinese native, Photinia serratifolia (syn=Photinia serrulata) and the Japanese native, Photinia glabra. It was discovered in a seed lot at Fraser's Nurseries in Alabama ca. 1940. (Dirr).The red tip (P. x fraseri) is a hybrid. It resembles a supersized version of one of its parents, the Japanese.
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Photinia x fraseri: Fraser Photinia 1. Edward F. Gilman and Dennis G. Watson 2. Introduction. Growing 12 to 18 feet high by 8 to 12 feet wide, Fraser Photinia forms an upright silhouette of glossy, evergreen leaves. One of the most striking features of Fraser Photinia is the burgundy-red new foliage which contrasts nicely against the dark green.
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Photinia x fraseri' Red Robin': Red Robin is the most commonly planted cultivar. It grows 9 to 12 feet tall with a similar spread. It's a somewhat compact cultivar that is easy to tame for use in hedges. Photinia × fraseri' Little Red Robin': This plant is similar to Red Robin though much smaller, with a height and spread of only 2 to 3 feet.
Photinia X Fraseri 'robusta' Photograph by Geoff Kidd/science Photo Library
What Is A Photinia? Photinia, pronounced foe-TIN- nee-uh, is an evergreen shrub of the Rosaceae family. The most popular Photinia for the garden is the Red tip or Fraser photinia, Photinia x fraseri which is a hybrid of two Asian species. These parent species are the Japanese photinia, P. glabra, and the Chinese photinia, p. serratifolia. P. glabra occurs in Japan, China, Myanmar, and Thailand.
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Photinia x fraseri. Common Name(s): Fraser Photinia; Fraser's Photinia; Red-Tip Photinia; Phonetic Spelling foh-TIN-nee-uh FRAH-zare-ee Description. Fraser's Photinia is a large, evergreen shrub or small tree that grows up to 20' tall. This plant blooms in mid-spring, after P. serratifolia and before P. glabra.
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Photinia x fraseri Figure 1. Middle-aged Fraser Photinia. Fraser Photinia1 Edward F. Gilman and Dennis G. Watson2 INTRODUCTION Growing 12 to 18 feet high by 8 to 12 feet wide, Fraser Photinia forms an upright silhouette of glossy, evergreen leaves (Fig. 1). One of the most striking features of Fraser Photinia is the burgundy-red new
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Red Tip Photinia (Photinia x fraseri) Leaves: Evergreen leaves are oval in shape and 2¾ to 4 inches long. New growth is bright red. The color lasts two to four weeks before maturing to green. Flowers/Fruit: Small white clusters of flowers with an unpleasant smell appear in mid-spring and are followed by red, berrylike fruits.
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Photinia × fraseri, known as red tip photinia and Christmas berry, is a nothospecies in the rose family, Rosaceae. It is a hybrid between Photinia glabra and Photinia serratifolia. Description. It is a compact shrub with an erect habit that can grow into a medium-sized tree. Its evergreen, oval leaves are dark green but crimson red when young.
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Photinia, or Christmas berry, is a genus of Asian and North American shrubs, which includes a group of evergreen hybrids grown specifically for their colourful young foliage. Most are forms of the garden hybrid Photinia x fraseri, with glossy dark green adult foliage, and variable red tinted young leaves, especially as they just unfold.
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Problems. Photinia x fraseri is susceptible to a significant, in some cases defoliating, leaf spot disease (Entomosporium maculatum) which is particularly troublesome in areas of the deep South where high humidity and moist conditions are prevalent.Heavy use of this hybrid in the deep South is now declining because of this disease. Plants further north (as those in USDA Zone 7) are typically.
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Variety or Cultivar. 'Magical Volcano' is an upright, evergreen shrub with large, elliptic, toothed, glossy leaves, bright red or reddish-purple when young, dark green in summer, and orange-red in autumn and winter. Panicles of small white flowers in spring are sometimes followed by red fruit.
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The Japanese photinia ( P. glabra) is a closer approximation of redtip. The overall plant size (14' x 14') is between the Chinese and redtip, the emerging foliage color is almost as bright as redtip, and there may be a smidge fewer flowers on the Japanese compared to the Chinese photinia. Regrettably, susceptibility to leaf spot on Japanese.