
Photinia × fraseri Pink Marble
Photinia × fraseri Pink Marble is a small evergreen tree featuring bright marbled patterns on its leaves. In spring, the glossy leaves are marbled bright pink and green, complimented by sprays of small creamy flowers. The leaves transition to white and dark green as they mature and, because it is evergreen, they remain a feature year-round.
Growing to 3 x 3 metres (height x spread) in 20 years, Photinia Pink Marble is an excellent specimen tree in smaller gardens yet still capable of adding plenty of colour to larger gardens. Also known as Photinia × fraseri Pink Marble 'Cassini' and holder of the RHS Award of Garden Merit.
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Photinia × fraseri Pink Marble
Photinia × fraseri Pink Marble is a small evergreen tree featuring bright marbled patterns on its leaves. In spring, the glossy leaves are marbled bright pink and green, complimented by sprays of small creamy flowers. The leaves transition to white and dark green as they mature and, because it is evergreen, they remain a feature year-round.
Growing to 3 x 3 metres (height x spread) in 20 years, Photinia Pink Marble is an excellent specimen tree in smaller gardens yet still capable of adding plenty of colour to larger gardens. Also known as Photinia × fraseri Pink Marble 'Cassini' and holder of the RHS Award of Garden Merit.
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Photinia × fraseri Pink Marble is a small evergreen tree featuring bright marbled patterns on its leaves. In spring, the glossy leaves are marbled bright pink and green, complimented by sprays of small creamy flowers. The leaves transition to white and dark green as they mature and, because it is evergreen, they remain a feature year-round.
Growing to 3 x 3 metres (height x spread) in 20 years, Photinia Pink Marble is an excellent specimen tree in smaller gardens yet still capable of adding plenty of colour to larger gardens. Also known as Photinia × fraseri Pink Marble 'Cassini' and holder of the RHS Award of Garden Merit.























