This is a vigorous cultivar and can grow up to 30cm (1ft) in a year, so keep it under control and encourage brightyoung leaves by shortening stems by up to 15cm (6in), cutting just above an outward-facing bud All larger trees. 2 x 1.65 Tree stake and cross rail with 38mm cushion spacer and 1m of 38mm strapping.

P. beauverdiana – deciduous tree with red foliage in autumn, white spring flowers and red berries. Dislikes chalky/alkaline soil. August 2016 Hi Alan: The tree (Photinia Red Robin) arrived a week or so ago - and very nice it is, too. Kind regards Stuart Church out of 10 times the answer will be no, especially if under 200cm tall. However our article on Tree Staking should helpguide you. You can also plant Photinia Red Robin in containers so enabling you to move the tree to your heart's content. Remember that if the pot is too small it will restrict the size of the tree and will require feeding and watering more often than if it was in the ground. Our rule of thumb is the bigger the pot, the less risk you have of damaging or killing the tree. The Photinia Red Robin is very good for topiary and other ornamental uses. We can delivery to you anywhere in England and Wales via an overnight courier service (two days for Scotland & Ireland). Via Online Shop

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P. davidiana– evergreen shrub with clusters of small white flowers in spring, followed by red berries. Dislikes chalky/alkaline soil. Maintenance: Keep in mind that the density of the hedge can be influenced by how often you prune and shape it. More frequent pruning can lead to a denser hedge, while less frequent pruning can result in a more open appearance. Red Robin’ has glossy evergreen leaves all year round, and rich red new foliage. It also produces a froth of small cream flowers from late spring. Once established, this shrub will grow fast, but regular clipping can keep it down to size and also stimulate colourful new shoots. A smaller version called 'Little Red Robin' grows to about 1.5m (5ft) tall. Some species need neutral or acid conditions, so will not grow well in chalky/alkaline soil. They can also be grown in large containers if your soil is unsuitable. Seeour guide to understandingsoil pH.

HS)Girth 12-14cm: Half Standard,50-70L pot, around 80-100cm clear trunk and head *50-80cm wide and tall. Photinia x fraseri, commonly known as Photinia Red Robin, is a popular evergreen shrub or small tree valued for its vibrant red young leaves, which provide year-round interest in gardens and landscapes. Here are some key features and care guidelines for Photinia Red Robin: Top grafted tree: A height next to this form refers to the length of clear stem, which will not grow taller. Only the head of branches will develop. Ideal for small spaces.

Size: Depending on the pruning and maintenance, Photinia Red Robin can grow as a large shrub or a small tree, reaching heights of 10 to 15 feet (3 to 4.5 meters) or more. Pest and Disease Management: Keep an eye out for common garden pests like aphids and scale insects, as well as diseases like fire blight. Treat any issues promptly with appropriate methods or pesticides. The most widely grown photinia is P. × fraseri 'Red Robin', which is an evergreen shrub notable for its rich red young leaves. The Red Robin is hardy and will endure frost conditions down to -8°C. It thrives well in fertile, well drained soil. To achieve the best leaf colour and the most flowers, plant in full sun with some shelter. Hi Alan, Pleased to advise the * Photinia Red Robin trees arrived today and we are delighted with them, they’re great. Many thanks for chasing for these with your new supplier. Best regards I. Newsham 231020