Dwarf Pyracantha

Later in the year the berries add bright pops of color to a quiet winter landscape. Pyracantha angustifolia gnome is hardy in usda zones 5 through 9 while pyracantha coccinea is hardy in usda zones 6 through 9.

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Dwarf pyracantha

5 0 out of 5 stars red elf dwarf pyracantha. So far they are doing wonderfully. Grows well in poor soils including dry areas and clay.

The dwarf pyrachantha is an asian evergreen that has small bright green leaves and clusters of brilliant red berries that are bitter when raw but can be cooked into delicious jams jellies and marmalades. Pyracantha are used as barrier hedges due to the thick growth and sharp thorns. Newer cultivars of pyracantha include dwarf varieties such as red elf pyracantha x monelf that grow to a more compact 2 foot height and also have improved disease resistance.

Reviewed in the united states on june 8 2014. Quickly reaches up to 10 ft. Cotoneaster apiculatus tom thumb tiny glossy leaves grace the arching branches of this tidy compact variety.

Offers bright red to burgundy fall foliage hues. Adapting to new environment with minimal leaf loss. Beautiful healthy plant with symmetry and balance.

Very reasonable price for such high quality. Tall and 8 ft. We will see how they do through the winter months.

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