Bold foliage colour, architectural structure & dependable year-round presence, these evergreen photinia shrubs are designed to bring strong form, colour contrast & modern definition to gardens of every size.

You can choose from a selection of compact to tall-growing photinia shrubs, each valued for distinctive foliage texture and vivid red new growth. From tightly branched, low hedging plants with deep crimson flushes, to upright architectural shrubs with variegated, pink-edged or crinkled leaves, these photinias provide instant impact and long-term structure. New season growth emerges in rich shades of scarlet, bronze or pink before maturing to glossy green or softly variegated foliage, creating layered colour through spring, summer and beyond. Depending on variety, plants typically mature between 1–3 metres tall, making them ideal for borders, pathways, privacy screening, contemporary hedging and structural garden planting.

Each plant is supplied as a healthy, fresh & fully established 3L rootball in its nursery pot, professionally grown in premium peat-free compost for strong root development and reliable establishment. Larger and more mature than standard garden centre plants, these photinias arrive fully rooted, well branched and outdoor garden ready — allowing them to settle quickly, respond well to pruning and deliver faster visual impact. Hardy, resilient and easy to maintain, photinias are a dependable choice for gardeners seeking long-lasting evergreen form with minimal effort.

Cultural Information:

• Common Names: Photinia, Red Robin (Photinia types)
• Fully Grown Height & Spread: 1–3 m × 1–2 m (variety dependent)
• Growth Habit: Evergreen Shrub, Compact to Upright
• Perfect for: Hedging, Borders, Screening, Pathways & Contemporary Gardens
• Foliage Interest: Red New Growth Maturing to Green or Variegated
• Planting Position: Full Sun to Light Partial Shade
• Soil Preference: Well-Drained, Fertile Soil
• Hardiness: Hardy Evergreen Shrub
• Maintenance Level: Low (Light Pruning Encourages Red Flush)

Garden Use: Structural Planting, Privacy, Architectural Design