Photinia Davidiana and is also known as Stranvaesia Davidiana. Common name is ‘Stranvaesia’. It is a species of shrub rather than a tree so it is grown as an ornamental plant. However, its size here might lead some to consider it a tree. Its flowers are white and grow in close clusters, followed by small pome fruits. It originated from east Asia and has been introduced to North America as a garden plant. Photinia can be evergreen or deciduous shrubs or trees, with simple leaves and panicles of small white flowers, usually followed by red berries. The Photinia Davidiana is a large evergreen shrub with elliptic leaves, some of which turn red in autumn and fall in winter; white flowers appear in late spring which are followed by red berries. Text source: www.rhs.co.uk; British Royal Horticultural Society: http://apps.rhs.org.uk/plantselector/plant?plantid=1441
Photinia Davidiana - January
Photinia Davidiana - March
Photinia Davidiana - March
Photinia Davidiana - April
Photinia Davidiana - April
Photinia Davidiana - May
Photinia Davidiana - May
Photinia Davidiana - May
Photinia Davidiana - June
Photinia Davidiana - June
Photinia Davidiana - September
Photinia Davidiana - September
Photinia Davidiana - September
Photinia Davidiana - September
Photinia Davidiana - September
Photinia Davidiana - September
Photinia Davidiana - September
Photinia Davidiana - September
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Link: Royal Horticultural Society, UK
Link: North Carolina State University: catelogue of trees
Link: Plantdatabase.co.uk
Link: Video of Photinia Davidiana tree/plant
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