Red-Tipped Photinia, Fraser Photinia (Photinia x fraseri)
This Photinia fraseri was photographed in a garden in Albuquerque NM on 05 May 2002. It has large white blossoms.
This was taken in October so doesn't show the beautiful red tips but gives a nice example of how it can keep it's shape with twice yearly heavy pruning with electric pruner. Makes a great privacy hedge.
Entomosporium Leaf Spot on a Frasier Photinia... what is probably going to kill my 40 bushes. Yes, this is on one of mine.
A portion of the Red-tips along the back fence in my back yard. All of them are trimmed up from the bottom like this.
"Limbed up" to grow as a tree. I love it- except for the swarms of bees.
Never been pruned, this plant is about 12 ft tall. This is early April in Z8.
Not in full bloom yet, with red tips still prominent. Early April in Zone 8.
CLose up of the blooms.
southern California
June, southern California
Spring color is beautiful red
Makes a beautiful hedge...pic taken in early Autumn...
Photinia x fraseri "Red Tip Photinia" left untrimmed grows to a small evergreen tree - photo taken in Wilmington, Delaware
Well trimmed typical hedge - Barclay & Bute, Vancouver, B.C. Canada
Well trimmed typical hedge - Barclay & Bute, Vancouver, B.C. Canada
Trained as a tree - Shell Road, Richmond, B.C. Canada
Villa La Angostura, Patagonia Argentina. April 2007.
Photinia berries in an upstate NY park.
Photinia x fraseri - older foliage is a glossy dark green, new foliage is a beautiful bright red (evergreen plant)
Vancouver, BC
Buds
Krapets, Bulgaria, zone 8a
In beautiful bloom in Carol's late September garden in Waihi, NZ
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Red-Tipped Photinia, Fraser Photinia
Photinia x fraseri
| Type: | Shrubs |
| Height: | 8-15 ft. | 2.4-4.7 m |
| Conditions: | Zone 7-9, Full Sun |
