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David's photinia / Chinese stranvaeasia is an evergreen shrub whose close relative is a garden hybrid photinia Red Robin. It comes from China and Vietnam and has better cold resistance and narrower leaves. They are deep green and glossy but emerge dark burgundy red in the spring. Before autumn some ...

V - VI

1,5 - 4m

1,5 - 3m

full sun

5b (down to -27°C)

for zone 5+6

for zone 7
Taiwanese photinia is renowned for notably narrower leaves as opposed to Chinese photinia. Those are deep green, narrowly lance-shaped, and glossy. They emerge coppery red in spring, and in autumn many of older leaves turn scarlet red or light maroon, some plants may gain these shades all over.
It ...

VI

1,5 - 4m

1,5 - 4m

full to partial sun

6 (down to -23°C)

for zone 5+6

for zone 7
Oriental photinia is a heavily underutilized hardy shrub that is still very rare both in gardens as well as European garden centres. This deciduous shrub is native to Korea, China, and Japan. Although the evergreen sisters of this photinia are more commercially successful we would like to introduce ...

VI - VI

2 - 3,5m

2 - 3,5m

full to partial sun

4 (down to -34°C)

for zone 5+6

for zone 7
Variegata is a collective name for variegated forms of Portuguese laurel, and it must be acknowledged that, although they remain relatively scarce, they are more than precious collectibles. Their principal ornamental feature lies in the evergreen, leathery leaves with creamy to whitish variegation, ...

V - VI

2 - 4m

2 - 3m

full to partial sun

6 (down to -23°C)

for zone 5+6

for zone 7
Pluot® Purple Candy® looks as if in the middle of the night it secretly escaped from a tree of purple plums and caught stardust on its skin. Its fruits have a rich purple skin with a gentle sheen, reminiscent of a candy wrapped in fruit syrup. The flesh is bright carmine red, exceptionally juicy, wi ...

2 - 3m

1 - 2m

full sun

5 (down to -29°C)

for zone 5+6

for zone 7




































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