Pyracantha Orange Glow Agm

Flowers june to july.

Pyracantha orange glow agm. Genus pyracantha are evergreen shrubs or small trees with spiny branches bearing simple leaves and corymbs of small white flowers followed by showy red orange or yellow berries details orange glow is a large strong growing spiny evergreen shrub of upright habit with oblong glossy dark green leaves. Jan 11 2015 pyracantha orange glow firethorn agm family rosaceae vigorous upright spiny evergreen shrub with small glossy dark green leaves on purple black stems. Height and spread 3m 10ft ribes laurifolium. Clusters of small white flowers followed by showy red orange or yellow berries.

Pyracantha pyracantha commonly known as firethorn are evergreen shrubs or small trees with spiny branches of oblong leaves. Its leaves are oblong and very glossy. The dark glossy foliage of pyracantha orange glow makes a lovely backdrop for its lightly fragrant small white flowers in late spring. By autumn this rhs agm firethorn is literally aglow with shiny orange red berries that provide valuable winter food for wild birds.

Produces white hawthorn like flowers in spring and bright orange red berries in autumn. E flowerheads of small white flowers in early summer followed by orange red to dark orange berries. Glossy orange berries against mid green evergreen foliage make pyracantha orange glow hedge plants a popular choice at best4hedging. Large vigorous evergreen shrub with dark green foliage.

Any fertile soil any aspect including shade and wind. Pyracantha orange glow agm. An upright shrub with glossy bright green leaves. Often used as a wall shrub it makes an excellent intruder deterring hedge.

Tapered mid. E scalloped leathery dark green leaves and cup shaped greenish yellow flowers in pendent racemes in late winter and early spring. In may it s dense frame becomes awash with tight. In summer it produces sprays of white flowers followed by bunches of bright orange berries that persist throughout winter.

Back fill with soil mixed with peat substitute and a suitable fertiliser. Spread 1 5m 5ft stachyurus praecox agm. Orange pyracantha firethorn hedges are an excellent species to use as an intruder deterrent and they provide a wonderful colourful screen when trained to grow along walls. Clusters of white flowers are produced in early summer followed by orange red to dark orange berries.