Firethorn - Pyracantha
We have the following varieties in our range:
How can I best prune a Pyracantha?
It is advisable to regularly cut the Pyracanthas side branches back lightly to encourage branching, which makes the Pyracantha plant grow faster and stay young. The young branches are important, because one year later, it produces colourful berries.
Moisture levels:
Normal, not too wet
Location:
Shade/semi-shade/sun
Height:
To 3 metres, depending on pruning
Evergreen or deciduous:
Evergreen
Pruning:
Pruning to maintain desired shape
Fertilizing:
Humus when planting and NPK in the spring
Flower:
Prolific flowering of cream/white blossom followed by bunches of berries
Flowering period:
May-June
Trivia:
Pyracantha is a favourite of birds and will bring much life into your garden.