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Photinia x fraseri Little Red RobinChristmas Berry Little Red Robin A dwarf form of photinia, needing very little maintenance, Photinia x fraseri Little Red Robin is an average to slow growing, evergreen shrub for smaller, milder gardens. The leaves emerge a brilliant, glossy red, darkening slowly to a deep, glossy green; they are brighter red, and smaller and more rounded than those of the full size Red Robin. In April and May, in full sun, the shrub carries small white flowers,

5cm bosses of vivid crimson stamens

Tolerates partial shade and poorer soils

byzantinus is a wildflower from the Mediterranean and is naturalised in Cornwall and the Scilly Isles where is is known as Whisting Jack

brown spikelets (flowers) above the leaves

the heavily mossed buds open to richly scented

show to perfection when it’s trained on a wall

a beautiful addition to the winter border

Grows well in most soils

This Hornbeam is similar growth wise to common Carpinus betulus but with the addition of wonderful red Autumn colour

Tree heath Albert’s Gold holds the RHS Award of Garden Merit

Season of interest: Late summer to mid-autumn

evergreen form of common ivy with attractively random yellow