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Fraser Photinia

Photinia X Fraseri

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Overview

Photinia x fraseri 'Fraser Photinia' is an evergreen shrub with a dense, rounded growth habit, reaching 10-15 feet in height and width. Recognizable by its glossy green leaves and striking red young foliage, it blooms with modest white flowers in spring. Ideal for hedges or privacy screens, it requires full sun to partial shade and well-drained soil. Prune regularly to maintain shape and encourage vibrant new growth. Hardy in USDA zones 7-9.

Sun Full, HalfWater MediumZones 7–11Type ShrubClimate Temperate

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — The Fraser Photinia thrives in USDA zones 7 to 9 and prefers full sun to partial shade

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — it blooms with modest white flowers in spring

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — This hybrid is a result of crossing Photinia glabra with Photinia serratifolia

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — is a popular evergreen shrub

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — commonly referred to as Fraser Photinia or Red Robin

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — Ideal for hedges or privacy screens, it requires full sun to partial shade and well-drained soil

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — ensuring the plant remains a vibrant and healthy addition to the landscape

Culture

Sun: Full, Half
Water: Medium
USDA zones: 7–11

Shape & size

Classification

Type: Shrub
Family: Rosaceae
Climate: Temperate

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Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — The Fraser Photinia thrives in USDA zones 7 to 9 and prefers full sun to partial shade

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — it blooms with modest white flowers in spring

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — This hybrid is a result of crossing Photinia glabra with Photinia serratifolia

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — is a popular evergreen shrub

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — commonly referred to as Fraser Photinia or Red Robin

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — Ideal for hedges or privacy screens, it requires full sun to partial shade and well-drained soil

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — ensuring the plant remains a vibrant and healthy addition to the landscape

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — This vibrant foliage display can be further encouraged through strategic pruning

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — widely cherished for its striking foliage which lends year-round interest to gardens

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — shrub with white blooms

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — reaching 10-15 feet in height and width

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — creating a robust and versatile plant

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — Recognizable by its glossy green leaves and striking red young foliage

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — Regular pruning not only encourages foliage color but also helps prevent leaf spot diseases

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — which emerge in spring and slowly transition to a rich

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — For optimal health and appearance

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — glossy green as they mature

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — white flowers in the garden

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — The plant typically reaches a height of 10 to 15 feet with a similar spread

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — the shrub also produces modest clusters of white flowers

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — promoting fresh growth bursts

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — Photinia x fraseri 'Fraser Photinia' is an evergreen shrub with a dense

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — Prune regularly to maintain shape and encourage vibrant new growth

Fraser Photinia (Photinia X Fraseri) — provide space for adequate air circulation and apply fertilizer in the spring before new growth commences

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