Pyracantha 'Mohave' - Red-orange Firethorn
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Pyracantha fortuneana 'Mohave' - Red-orange Firethorn
- a hybrid between P.coccinea 'Wyatt' and P.koidzumii, released in 1970
- large evergreen ornamental flowering & fruiting shrub
- evergreen to semi-evergreen glossy deep green foliage
- abundant white flower clusters in spring
- bright red-orange berries in late summer through fall turn red with age
- said to be the darkest red berry of all Pyracantha
- berries have low bird appeal, so tend to last on the shrub into winter
- an early-fruiting, disease resistant cultivar (resists both scab and fireblight)
- sharp 1.5 inch long thorns along the branches make this effective as a barrier; makes a strong deterrent to trespassers, better than a barbed wire fence
- fast-growing and drought tolerant once established
- suitable as a wall shrub, hedge, or for planting on slopes
- flexible branches make it trainable as an espalier, topiary, or cascade bonsai
- blooms on old wood
- for full sun to part shade locations, though flowers best in full sun
- succeeds in nearly all types of soil if well-drained
- grows to 12 ft high and wide
- grows in zones 6-9
- ships bareroot, wrapped in a soil-less medium to keep the roots damp
- ships in cool spring, fall, or winter seasons; not during summer
- a hybrid between P.coccinea 'Wyatt' and P.koidzumii, released in 1970
- large evergreen ornamental flowering & fruiting shrub
- evergreen to semi-evergreen glossy deep green foliage
- abundant white flower clusters in spring
- bright red-orange berries in late summer through fall turn red with age
- said to be the darkest red berry of all Pyracantha
- berries have low bird appeal, so tend to last on the shrub into winter
- an early-fruiting, disease resistant cultivar (resists both scab and fireblight)
- sharp 1.5 inch long thorns along the branches make this effective as a barrier; makes a strong deterrent to trespassers, better than a barbed wire fence
- fast-growing and drought tolerant once established
- suitable as a wall shrub, hedge, or for planting on slopes
- flexible branches make it trainable as an espalier, topiary, or cascade bonsai
- blooms on old wood
- for full sun to part shade locations, though flowers best in full sun
- succeeds in nearly all types of soil if well-drained
- grows to 12 ft high and wide
- grows in zones 6-9
- ships bareroot, wrapped in a soil-less medium to keep the roots damp
- ships in cool spring, fall, or winter seasons; not during summer
Pyracantha fortuneana 'Mohave' - Red-orange Firethorn
- a hybrid between P.coccinea 'Wyatt' and P.koidzumii, released in 1970
- large evergreen ornamental flowering & fruiting shrub
- evergreen to semi-evergreen glossy deep green foliage
- abundant white flower clusters in spring
- bright red-orange berries in late summer through fall turn red with age
- said to be the darkest red berry of all Pyracantha
- berries have low bird appeal, so tend to last on the shrub into winter
- an early-fruiting, disease resistant cultivar (resists both scab and fireblight)
- sharp 1.5 inch long thorns along the branches make this effective as a barrier; makes a strong deterrent to trespassers, better than a barbed wire fence
- fast-growing and drought tolerant once established
- suitable as a wall shrub, hedge, or for planting on slopes
- flexible branches make it trainable as an espalier, topiary, or cascade bonsai
- blooms on old wood
- for full sun to part shade locations, though flowers best in full sun
- succeeds in nearly all types of soil if well-drained
- grows to 12 ft high and wide
- grows in zones 6-9
- ships bareroot, wrapped in a soil-less medium to keep the roots damp
- ships in cool spring, fall, or winter seasons; not during summer
- a hybrid between P.coccinea 'Wyatt' and P.koidzumii, released in 1970
- large evergreen ornamental flowering & fruiting shrub
- evergreen to semi-evergreen glossy deep green foliage
- abundant white flower clusters in spring
- bright red-orange berries in late summer through fall turn red with age
- said to be the darkest red berry of all Pyracantha
- berries have low bird appeal, so tend to last on the shrub into winter
- an early-fruiting, disease resistant cultivar (resists both scab and fireblight)
- sharp 1.5 inch long thorns along the branches make this effective as a barrier; makes a strong deterrent to trespassers, better than a barbed wire fence
- fast-growing and drought tolerant once established
- suitable as a wall shrub, hedge, or for planting on slopes
- flexible branches make it trainable as an espalier, topiary, or cascade bonsai
- blooms on old wood
- for full sun to part shade locations, though flowers best in full sun
- succeeds in nearly all types of soil if well-drained
- grows to 12 ft high and wide
- grows in zones 6-9
- ships bareroot, wrapped in a soil-less medium to keep the roots damp
- ships in cool spring, fall, or winter seasons; not during summer
Pyracantha fortuneana 'Mohave' - Red-orange Firethorn
- a hybrid between P.coccinea 'Wyatt' and P.koidzumii, released in 1970
- large evergreen ornamental flowering & fruiting shrub
- evergreen to semi-evergreen glossy deep green foliage
- abundant white flower clusters in spring
- bright red-orange berries in late summer through fall turn red with age
- said to be the darkest red berry of all Pyracantha
- berries have low bird appeal, so tend to last on the shrub into winter
- an early-fruiting, disease resistant cultivar (resists both scab and fireblight)
- sharp 1.5 inch long thorns along the branches make this effective as a barrier; makes a strong deterrent to trespassers, better than a barbed wire fence
- fast-growing and drought tolerant once established
- suitable as a wall shrub, hedge, or for planting on slopes
- flexible branches make it trainable as an espalier, topiary, or cascade bonsai
- blooms on old wood
- for full sun to part shade locations, though flowers best in full sun
- succeeds in nearly all types of soil if well-drained
- grows to 12 ft high and wide
- grows in zones 6-9
- ships bareroot, wrapped in a soil-less medium to keep the roots damp
- ships in cool spring, fall, or winter seasons; not during summer
- a hybrid between P.coccinea 'Wyatt' and P.koidzumii, released in 1970
- large evergreen ornamental flowering & fruiting shrub
- evergreen to semi-evergreen glossy deep green foliage
- abundant white flower clusters in spring
- bright red-orange berries in late summer through fall turn red with age
- said to be the darkest red berry of all Pyracantha
- berries have low bird appeal, so tend to last on the shrub into winter
- an early-fruiting, disease resistant cultivar (resists both scab and fireblight)
- sharp 1.5 inch long thorns along the branches make this effective as a barrier; makes a strong deterrent to trespassers, better than a barbed wire fence
- fast-growing and drought tolerant once established
- suitable as a wall shrub, hedge, or for planting on slopes
- flexible branches make it trainable as an espalier, topiary, or cascade bonsai
- blooms on old wood
- for full sun to part shade locations, though flowers best in full sun
- succeeds in nearly all types of soil if well-drained
- grows to 12 ft high and wide
- grows in zones 6-9
- ships bareroot, wrapped in a soil-less medium to keep the roots damp
- ships in cool spring, fall, or winter seasons; not during summer
