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Photinia x fraseri 'Robusta Compacta' is an evergreen shrub that will keep your borders colourful with its red-tinged foliage, even when your other plants have died down for the winter months!With a more compact habit that other Photinia varieties, this shrub is ideal for those working with a little less space, where it can be easily pruned into a compact and colourful hedge.
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The Red Tip Photinia can add 1 metre of growth per season in ideal conditions, making it absolutely ideal as a hedging plant. The smaller, more compact growth habit of Photinia x fraseri 'Robusta Compacta' makes it more suitable for tighter spaces.
Glanzmispel 'Robusta Compacta' Photinia fraseri 'Robusta Compacta' Zulauf Gartencenter
Red tip photinia is an easy to grow ornamental shrub that's prized for its dense red and green foliage. Also known as Fraser (or Fraser's) photinia or red top photinia, its leaves start off red, then turn a deep green over a period of several weeks. It is prized as an ornamental hedge shrub in southern regions of the United States.
Photinia X Fraseri Robusta Compact
The Photinia Fraseri Red Robin grows to approximately 3-4m tall when mature and is a slower-growing plant with fewer 'leggy' branches and a more compact size and shape. Robusta Compared to Red Robin, Photinia Robusta grows much taller, reaching a mature height of approximately 5-6m, and it is also faster growing with a more sparse and leggy growth.
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Photinias are low-maintenance shrubs or small trees, many of which have colourful foliage displays in spring/summer or autumn. They also produce clusters of small white flowers, followed by red berries. The most popular cultivar, Photinia x fraseri 'Red Robin', is prized for its striking ruby-red new foliage. Quick facts
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Call us 9am-5pm | 01384 401996 Tweet Product Description Delivery Mail Order Forms A versatile medium to large evergreen shrub, suitable for topiary, stand alone specimen or hedging. Broadly ovate, thick and glossy mid-green leaves provide an excellent contrast to scarlet new growth.
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Photinia x fraseri 'Robusta Compacta' is a relatively new introduction, offering all the advantages of 'Red Robin' but in a plant that grows, ultimately, to half the size, thus making the growth compact, dense and robust. Photinia x fraseri 'Robusta Compacta' Identification Sheet Origin New Zealand Genus Photinia Species / Cultivar x fraseri
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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, especially in early spring.. Photinia × fraseri 'Robusta' Photinia × fraseri 'Super Hedger' - a newer hybrid with strong upright growth; References This page was last edited on 31 January.
Photinia fraseri 'Robusta Compacta', Glanzmispel 'Robusta Compacta'
The fraseri hybrids were initially selected by Fraser nurseries (Alabama, 1955) and are a spontaneous cross of glabra (Japan) x serrulata (syn serratifolia, China). 'Red Robin' is the first color selection in these hybrids, made in New Zealand in the 70's. 'Robusta Compacta' is a selection of Minier Nurseries (1991).
Photinia fraseri 'Robusta Compact', Glanzmispel 'Robusta Compact' Baumschule Stielau
Understanding Photinia Robusta. Photinia Robusta, as the name implies, is known for its robust nature. Belonging to the Rosaceae family and originating in Asia, it exhibits a dense, compact and vigorous growth habit that makes it an ideal choice for different landscaping applications.
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Photinia x fraseri 'Robusta Compacta', also known as The Christmas Berry, differs from the species in that it has a tighter and more compact habit than the ubiquitous Photinia 'Red Robin'. Order today for shipping on Wednesday 10th January. How do deliveries work? Origin: S. China Genus: Photinia Species / Cultivar: x fraseri 'Robusta Compacta'
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PHOTINIA x FRASERII ROBUSTA - Photinia Characteristics This large evergreen shrub which will make a small tree has become a popular garden plant in the…
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Photinia ( / foʊˈtɪniə, fə -/ [3] [4] [5]) is a genus of about 30 species of small trees and large shrubs, but the taxonomy has recently varied greatly, [when?] with the genera Heteromeles, Stranvaesia and Aronia sometimes included in Photinia . They are a part of the rose family (Rosaceae) and related to the apple.
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Photinia Red Robin 'Compacta' Hedge Plants Description If anything the new leaves on this evergreen hedging variety are even more bright red than on the Red Robin plant and as a result, it makes a great impact when smothered in new growth in Spring and Summer - and continues to look quite red right through Winter.
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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)
Photinia X Fraseri 'robusta' Photograph by Geoff Kidd/science Photo Library
Fruit Herbs Perennials Plants for places Trials & awards Plantsmanship Shrubs Trees Types Veg Not the plant you're looking for? Search over 300,000 plants Shrubs Photinia × fraseri 'Robusta Compacta' Christmas berry 'Robusta Compacta' A large, evergreen shrub suitable to use for hedging. Leaves emerge bright red-orange, turning dark green.
